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| Price: | €7,70 Including VATCosa include il nostro prezzo |
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| Item code: | B08704 |
| Tipologia: | Lattina |
| Birrificio: | Amager |
| Paese: | Denmark |
| Stile: | India Pale Ale (IPA) |
| Grado Alcolico: | 6,50% |
| Gusto: | Bitter |
| Colore: | Blonde |
| Codice a barre: | 5704603304071 |
| Availability: | Available
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| Stile: | India Pale Ale (IPA) |
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| Gusto prevalente: | Amaro |
| Colore: | Bionda |
| Gradazione: | Media |
| Contenitore: | Lattina |
| Formato: | 44 Cl. |
| Paese: | Danimarca |
| Quantità per cartone: | 24 |
| Allergeni: | Malto d'Orzo, Glutine |
Description
It's one of those mysteries that has made people wonder for years and years: where does Santa Claus go for those 11 months of the year when he's not busy with his sleigh delivering packages? Well, the childish group would claim that they live at the North Pole, but seriously? Who in their right mind would spend 11 months of the year on a melting, wandering ice floe? The answer - and this may deprive many of their illusions - is that Santa Claus lives in Tulare County, California. Yes, you heard it here first. Tulare has oranges and good weather, and Santa and Mother Santa are businessmen and run an orange plantation. In fact, oranges are so abundant here that the rivers, waterfalls and lakes are overflowing with orange juice, and who wouldn't.



