When someone says a "Belgium Ale"...

have an America beer?

 

not care.

 

You realize those can be one in the same, right?

 

...murder.

Red rum! Red rum!

 

Irregardless, I could care less unless it's for Valentime's Day (!)

 

I assume they are American

 

Good to see the usual happy, cheery sinkas outside of the Australian Forum.
Shocked you can navigate the forums

 

or just a "Trust-afarian"

 

nothing

 

I am pretty subtle about correcting people. So if they were to say Belgiums are their favorite beer I would say "yeah, I am a big fan of Belgians as well" making sure I put the emphasis on the correct pronunciation. Works pretty well especially if I repeat it several times in the conversation.

 

On here unless they name a beer made in Belgium I just assume they are talking about another American beer that calls itself a Belgian. Half the folks out there call beer something that it isn't. In the style of don't make it Belgian.
I love Blue moon, but its not a belgain beer, even though the label claims its in the style of. used to be we called these imports anyway.

 

If it's someone I don't know then I mind my own business. If I spent my time correcting Joe Shmoe's inaccuracies I'd have much higher priorities to correct him on than accurately describing beer.

 

Giggle and move on.

 

...pour them an Indian Pale Ale.

 

"I was going to call those ignorant assholes out, but I was in Brussels at the time so I thought I would cut them some slack."

So we are to assume that everyone in Belgium understands the proper method in English of turning nouns into adjectives?