My uncle and aunt took us out to a microbrewery “Rosenbrau” when we were in Korea. B was drooling over the 2000cc serving, but he was afraid that my uncle and aunt would label him as an alcoholic. B found the brochure stuffed in his backpack today, and nothing represents Korean advertisement better than this.

It boasts about the authenticity of the beer. The grains are imported from Germany and the Brewmaster “Constantine” personally oversees the whole procedure. The funny part is the second paragraph. First of all, if you tell Koreans that something is good for you, they’ll eat it. Here is what it says.

High vitamin and mineral content in our beer maintains metabolism, prevents aging, strengthens muscles, and prevents cavities in teeth. Due to low temperature fermentation, our beer contains live cultures that help digestive systems-resolves constipation issues, clears the skin, and restores the body.

Now here is an excuse for B to drink more beer. Since when is beer a health drink?