Hanoi’s humble beer glass and the memory of a nation
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Hanoi’s humble beer glass and the memory of a nation
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#2Great read about a niche topic!
I know almost nothing about Vietnam, but this article felt like I had visited.
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#3Getting cranked on Bia Hoi in Hanoi with some locals is just an incredible cultural experience.
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#5These glasses look absolutely stunning
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#6Hmm, does everyone in Vietnam have a drinking problem?
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#7Hmm, does everyone in Vietnam have a drinking problem?
bia hơi is pretty light
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#8Hmm, does everyone in Vietnam have a drinking problem?
When I "lived" in Vietnam, they had more bars than coffeshop in the US, but they also had double amount of coffee shops. In Saigon I was never not in a short walking distance from a bar.
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#9These glasses look absolutely stunning
I was sure that these were similar to the famous Luminarc and the French connection seemed relevant. But having trawled their site… they aren’t.