Thank Cusquena It's Friday! 12th August 2006
Buenos
dias amigos! Como estan?!
More
holiday lingo in a minute. Whilst the weather has been lovely here we’ve
all been out on a few holidays by the sea and seen more and more people
drinking our fabulous beer CUS-KEN-YA. Muchas gracias!
It makes us very happy to see people standing out from the sea of lager
and lime guzzlers and drinking something different from Latin America
that actually tastes great too.
Good
on you whoever you all are!
…Also
please tell your friends to drink Cusqueña
as we invested all our credit cards into it and the interest is piling
up now!
Learn
Spanish
It is holiday season, Cusqueña is Peruvian and people in Peru speak Spanish
so we thought we’d give you a short Spanish lesson (for those heading
off on their holidays) to survive at the bar and not just have to point
at stuff and look like a monkey!
Maybe
some people might be lucky enough to be going off to beautiful Peru where
this guide will come in handy too.
For those people heading to Spain look out for Cusqueña as Latin America’s
finest lager is on sale in some of the top bars over there.
Anyway
here is some Spanish to help you out at the bar….
I
would like:
Quiero (Kee-yerro)
A beer:- una
cerveza - A
red wine: - un
vino tinto - A
white wine: - un
vino blanco - A
house wine: - un
vino de la casa - Ice
with it: - con
hielo (‘yelo’) - and:
- y
(‘e’) - Please:
- Por
Favor - Thank
you: - Gracias
All
together now...
… A cold beer and a glass of white
wine for the lady:
Una cerveza fria y para la chica, un taso de vino blanco por favor!
And
there concludes this weeks lesson - you’ll be fluent soon!
More
culture - Peruvian Food
Culture
vultures that we are this week - it must be the heat – we’d now like to
tell you about Peruvian food!
When we went to Peru the food there really was unexpectedly great. Some
of the best in Latin America actually (we stayed off the Guinea pig)!
Seafood is really very popular and matches fantastically with Cusqueña.
One such dish is Cerviche and is absolutely great. You don't have to be
Gordon Ramsey to cook it. In fact, you don't have to be Madge Ramsey!
It's easy!
Give
it a go - it's lovely. Recipe
here.
This next one is a little more taxing (not that difficult really). It’s
Chicken in Cusqueña which sounds weird but is great.
Impress a loved one or just yourself with this one. Recipe
here.
Beerwave
Wow!
What a thirsty and very sociable little country we have here.
Due to the fantastic weather we’ve had recently, people have been ordering
Cusqueña left, right and indeed in the centre in the bars, hotels and
supermarkets.
The
fact that we genuinely bring our beer from source unlike some other ‘imported
beers’ (brewed in Wales, Scotland & Burton) means that we nearly sold
out last week but a ship laden with our award winning beer has just arrived!
You won't have to go without.
Bar
Recommendations
We
get to meet lots of nice bars, restaurants & hotels as part of our
job. However, we’d be keen to hear some of your recommendations for bars
we should be stocked in or a favourite couple of bars you like to frequent
on a night out!
We’ll
start it off with Manchester and a few of the bars we are pretty fond
of:
Option
1
1/ Room (great food and nice cocktails)
2/ Cocoa Rooms (great drinks and by the river)
3/ MOJO (absolutely the best bar ever!)
Option
2
1/ Blue (nice food and good music)
2/ Common (top staff & great atmosphere)
3/
Copacabana (top fun and great atmosphere!)
Get
in touch below and if we print your suggestions we’ll give you a case
of Cusqueña:
iknowsomegoodbars@chillimp.com
Competition
Time
Well done to Miss Jackie Aldred from Leigh who won a case of beer in our
last competition!
This week's is equally as difficult.
PERU
is an anagram of a word we use to describe our beer as it's made using
melt water from 18,000 feet in the Andes.
Can
you guess what it is yet?!
A) PURE
B) ERUP
C) REUP
Send
your answer by email titled ANAGRAM to:
itssodifficultbutithinkitspure@chillimp.com
Have
a good weekend!
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YOUR NEAREST STOCKIST!
www.cusquena.co.uk/stockists.htm
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