I don't know what to think about this... It seems just like something a marketing department of some big firm thinks the customer would want it (which can be totally contrary to their assumption). Saying, it's like wanting to earn more money still and you have no idea how to do this because because nearly or even all gaps have already been covered.
You're right about the beers! Even I know that much. I think... it was like 3 or 4 big players which owned like all the local and nationwide commercial brands of beers here. "Becks" is one of them, another one is "Carlsberg" (from Denmark). The other one or two I can't name in this moment... Saying, it might be that you still have some private breweries around which work based on a very limited amount of production of beer bottles every year, but, as far as I know, these must be a small amount of them - or simply, they aren't famous enough. Of course, their beer is also pretty expensive then, compared to the big commercial brands which produce their stuff as tons of liters. I wouldn't also become wondering if there's decent numbers of breweries and brands which have been closed down on both sides of the former state border. Meaning, that there hasn't only been a drastic reduction on the territory of the former GDR after the turnaround. I wouldn't believe that it was so only there. Judging from other kind of stuff, I'm informed differently, that such things through takeovers have taken place there too in West Germany through the decades.
It seems just like something a marketing department of some big firm thinks the customer would want it (which can be totally contrary to their assumption).
Saying, it's like wanting to earn more money still and you have no idea how to do this because because nearly or even all gaps have already been covered.
You're right about the beers! Even I know that much.
I think... it was like 3 or 4 big players which owned like all the local and nationwide commercial brands of beers here.
"Becks" is one of them, another one is "Carlsberg" (from Denmark). The other one or two I can't name in this moment...
Saying, it might be that you still have some private breweries around which work based on a very limited amount of production of beer bottles every year, but, as far as I know, these must be a small amount of them - or simply, they aren't famous enough.
Of course, their beer is also pretty expensive then, compared to the big commercial brands which produce their stuff as tons of liters.
I wouldn't also become wondering if there's decent numbers of breweries and brands which have been closed down on both sides of the former state border. Meaning, that there hasn't only been a drastic reduction on the territory of the former GDR after the turnaround. I wouldn't believe that it was so only there.
Judging from other kind of stuff, I'm informed differently, that such things through takeovers have taken place there too in West Germany through the decades.
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