Beer Asia Comment Policy
Recently this blog has been receiving a growing number of comments that come in from people all around the world which is pretty cool so I wanted to state our policy for publishing comments since they all have to be authorized before being shown to avoid lots of spam and it goes something like this:
- Everybody's opinions about beer are welcome and the more info and feedback you have the better!
- If you disagree with a beer article then that is okay and we will publish whatever you want to say and I will try to reply back and let you know where I was coming from when I made the original blog post (unless I was too drunk to remember or I have a major hangover).
- Keep in mind that some of these posts and reviews were made over 5 years ago so what might have been a good or bad beer experience then might well be the complete opposite now or it may be we just have a difference in taste. I enjoy beer and sometimes at the end of a hot tropical Asian working day nearly any ice cold brew can taste like heaven whatever the brand maybe so your mileage may vary considerably!
- We get a lot of spam for million dollar Nigerian presidents Viagra penile enlargement lottery winners - we delete those...
- We also get some genuine comments in Asian languages that I can't read or translate so please post in English only as it would be nice to understand what you are saying, unless it falls into the Nigerian Viagra billion dollar sweepstakes area of spam.
- There are also requests to send beer bottles, cans, labels etc. but I work an 80 hour week and travel a lot in the region for business so it is not feasible for me to do this as I will have left the country long before I get a chance to publish a blog post about the nation's beer so sorry I cannot assist for this type of thing though I can try and give you more info or advice if you ask for it but as I mentioned I am busy working (and drinking beer) so it might take me 6 months to reply.
- And we often get angry comments (threats?) from individuals who I guess work for some of the beer brands that received negative reviews and we are happy to publish those but really if some of you guys focused more on the beer making and less on the PR and advertising then you wouldn't be getting bad reviews.
I hope this post clarifies things and as I write this I have quite a backlog of comments that I will try and work through one by one. It may take some time but I will get to your comments eventually. In the meantime just sit back and crack open a fresh one :)
6 comments:
Is there any article about 'halal beer'? Curious to learn more about it! Thanks.
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Halal Beer??
I am not sure about that unless it is alcohol free in which case that would not be much of a tipple!
You call yourselves 'Beer Asia' yet you continue to ignore the top quality craft beer being made by the imaginative, dedicated microbrewers at KA-BREW, Korea's only real microbrewery (as opposed to brewpubs).
Their hand-crafted draughts at Craftworks Taphouse and Bistro - as well as their imported non-pasteurized, unfiltered, Canadian pale ale (Alley Kat Full Moon), are the talk of the town these days in Seoul, and are the biggest thing to hit the beer market here EVER!
Beer Asia...what a joke!!!
Hello beerasia,
I feel your burden about those Viagra Winners spam thing. They're really annoying and not relevant.
And I think those individuals who give threats should be ashamed of themselves. Making a review is practiced with honesty. They shouldn't be angry about the negative reviews they receive, instead it should be their basis in order to produce and improve the quality of their production.
Very well, Do you know good asian Chocolate or Coffee Stouts?
Thank you very much, Cheers!
How do I post a comment unrelated directly to any of your posts? I want to report that Fuller's London Pride has surfaced at Paulaner Garden, off Chaeng Wattana Road.
Yanjing Beer up to now is focus with the market in Beijing, Hebei, Inner Mongolia and Guangxi province, and it is trying to build up a brand image as a national brand. It is, infact, already the third largest beer company in China. This is an article I wrote about Yanjing Beer.
http://daxueconsulting.com/yanjing-beer-in-china/
Hope you can read it and we may exchange ideas.
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