Comment - Beer - R.E.S.P.E.C.T. Find Out What it Means to Me
By Pete Brown | 17 November 2011
Pete Brown has had one too many sloppy pints. He wants bartenders, restaurants and the world in general to take beer more seriously. Not too seriously, though, because drinking it is supposed to be enjoyable.
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Pete Brown has had one too many sloppy pints. He wants bartenders, restaurants and the world in general to take beer more seriously. Not too seriously, though, because drinking it is supposed to be enjoyable.
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