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01-10-2003, 10:02 AM
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Koln and Amsterdam visit report
In article , MikeMcG
wrote: If you get to go back you should spend an afternoon at *In de Wildman* (which I hope is still as good as it was a couple of years back?) & there's a ton more excellent places incl. the t'IJ brewpub. As it happens, this week In de Wildeman (http://www.indewildeman.nl/indexe.html) is celebrating its 13th edition of Beer Week. (Shockingly, I missed the first 12.) The festivities include beer dinners and special beers on tap. I've been twice this week and so far, had an Oranjeboom bock and La Trappe Quadrupel, both from the year 2000 and both on tap. (Yes, very tasty indeed!) Unfortunately, their website hasn't been updated for months, so no mention of the festival there. Nevertheless, this is a good reason to visit Amsterdam around the first week of October. m. 
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