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A Beer in Bruges

A Beer in Bruges

April 12, 2019
by Ruchi Ahuja
Yarns

On a cold, not-so-stormy night in the small town of Bruges, Belgium, my companion and I gallivanted on the rugged, cobbled streets, adamantly attempting to…

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Sydney: Good Keg Fridays at The Lord Gladstone

Sydney: Good Keg Fridays at The Lord Gladstone

May 3, 2017
by Ezekiel MacNevin
Sydney Do

Get There:  115 Regent St, Chippendale The Lord Gladstone Hotel was the worst pub in Chippendale, until it was bought by its current owners and…

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The Nudist Beach Police

The Nudist Beach Police

December 16, 2016
by Freya Ingebørg
Yarns

They surrounded me. Ten legs standing, five fingers – pointing, three penises waving, four tits swaying – all wrinkled and dry, turned to leather from…

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Hakuba: The Pub

Hakuba: The Pub

February 25, 2016
by Grace Burns
Hakuba Do

Get There: 4683-2 Hokujo. It’s on the way to Sakka base, across the road from Rhythm SnowSports. This classic Tudor-style English pub is buried under…

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Gay Oktoberfest

Gay Oktoberfest

October 2, 2014
by Henry Boles
Features, Germany Tips

On the first Sunday of every Oktoberfest, thousands of LGBTIQ people gather in Munich for a big gay piss up. Cocktoberfest, if you will. It’s…

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Time to Get (Oktober)festy

Time to Get (Oktober)festy

September 9, 2014
by Luke Ursino
Features, Germany Tips

Famed author Charles Bukowski once drunkenly scribbled down a truly interesting piece of writing about society, about God, and about beer. The piece read: “For…

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Springing into Springfest

Springing into Springfest

June 16, 2014
by Grace Burns
Features

Fruhlingsfest (Springfest) is basically a mini Oktoberfest, with less rides, people and hype, but with more authenticity and intimacy. Essentially, it was created because the…

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Why I Love The Elephant's Head

Why I Love The Elephant’s Head

November 27, 2013
by Luke Ursino
Features, London Yarns

Benjamin Franklin once said, “Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.” Now – aside from the fact that God…

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Oktoberblessed

Oktoberblessed

September 6, 2013
by Grace Burns
Germany Yarns, Yarns

Crawling into my tent covered in mud, spew and who the fuck knows what else, barefoot with near-dreadlocks and the world’s worst hangover, I collapse…

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