Cold lager in a stubby bottle, the standard beer at weddings and rugby matches
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Brewed in Suva since the late 1950s, it is marketed as the beer of Fiji’s rugby sevens teams and sold across the Pacific.
Fiji Bitter is a wine & spirit from Fiji: cold lager in a stubby bottle, the standard beer at weddings and rugby matches. Brewed in Suva since the late 1950s, it is marketed as the beer of Fiji’s rugby sevens teams and sold across the Pacific.
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