"If you boast about having a hundred different beers in your range, and if you then want to order a non alcoholic beer from Switzerland and the only non alcoholic beer that is imported by truck is not really fine, then, yes, there is something wrong with that Not an assortment. In principle, I don't want to drink foreign beer in Switzerland that would put additional strain on the environment by traveling a long distance. In 2024, with climate change and the warmest January ever, people drink German beer in Germany, French beer in France and Swiss beer in Switzerland. The concept of importing beers from all over the world in a way that pollutes CO2 is something from the 20th century. Sorry. The fact that the service at the bar is actually very friendly and the atmosphere in the restaurant is super relaxed doesn't help with the star rating. Update February 25, 2024 try the alcohol free Eichhof, it's worlds better than the imported puddle you have in your range. In Switzerland there are around 1300 different breweries with countless different beers on offer. For this reason, it would not be necessary to only offer one beer from abroad and you could still offer over 100 different beers if you took climate change seriously, as you write. And the argument that you wouldn't import the beers into Switzerland yourself by truck is a very weak one. Sorry, then at least be honest and write: Business is more important to us than climate protection and we earn more from, for example, Belgian beer (brewed with the worst water in all of Europe) than from a beer from a microbrewery in Switzerland."
