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The "Romanian Beer Brands" section states that some brands are "usually" sold in 2-liter bottles. Golden Bräu is not one of those (it is available in a 2-liter PET bottle, but I don't know from where the author got that it was "usually sold" that way); it should be moved to the top of the section with the other Romanian brands (Ursus, Timisoreana, etc.). It is made by Heineken Romania, which makes Bucegi and Neumarkt, but also Silva and Ciuc.

Albacher is an example of a beer that I see sold mostly in 2.5 liter bottles (made by Romaqua-Borsec, a soft drinks maker), so perhaps that one should be added to the "low-end" list.

I'm not making either change until we get reliable sources of information. 86.124.211.240 (talk) 13:47, 5 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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