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Iyengar Beer?

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What a name! How about an Iyer one?

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http://www.ayinger.de
 
Some one is perhaps suffering from aiyengar fobia. See aiyengar/iyengar everywhere. Even if it is ayinger, it reads as Aiyengar and threatens. Close the eyes the Aiyengar comes and gives a nightmare. Open the eyes the Aiyengar comes as a bottle of beer and laughs heartily.

What life has come to be. LOL.

Just kidding.
 
Ayinger Beer appears to have earned lot of awards in the international competitions....

And the company is known to have established since 1887..

As such, for producing a product called
'Iyer Chaampagne' may need more time but should not end up like a 'Retirement Home proposal' in this Forum.....:)
 


Does the accent 'Ayinger' or 'Iyengar' going to change to taste of the product most love....?

Selecting best brand, using a nice and clean mug/glass, pouring it in good position with foam surfacing, smelling its flavor and aroma swirling it bit and sipping it to wander on each and every taste bud is an act of thrill one should enjoy.

Wishing a thrilling experience to those who wish either it is Ayinger or Iyengar.

Above all what is there in a name....:)

 
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A girl from my extended family, married a French guy 'Didier', settled in the U S of A.

We all advised her to add 'y' to his name and make him 'Did Iyer'!! :cool:
 
For more perhaps it is the content that matters.

Ayinger Beer is not going to give a different taste by calling it in a different accent or spelling.

One can misspell it, but don't forget the health warning guys.
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Did you guys MISS the spelling? :spy:

It is neither ''Iyengar'' nor ''Aiyengar''. :nono:

This is from Wiki:
LocationAying, Germany
Opened1877
Annual production volume140,000 hectolitres(120,000 US bbl)
Owned byindependent
Active beers
NameType
CelebratorDoppelbock
AltbairischDunkel
Bräu WeisseWeißbier
Jahrhundert BierHelles
Oktober Fest-MärzenMärzen
Ur-Weissedark Weißbier

Thanks for the research Madam! I had studied this! But just wanted team members to relax a bit!! This word is a heterograph!!

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