Three of the six largest parties are currently campaigning for a general speed limit[1].
And regarding beer it's obviously personal taste - I'm german and prefer a polish beer brands to most german brands and theres a danish one I'm particularly fond of too.
[1] https://www.tagesschau.de/inland/btw21/tempolimit-151.html
Take it easy, being Swiss i know that our "normal" beer tastes like cow piss, and we have a "humor"-taste of a cold stone, and i like english and french cheese much more.
I like stereotypes, it's a good way not to take everything serious or even "very provocative", we should be proud of them, and have a good lough about them.
BTW: Bavaria should be it's own country, and Switzerland is so green and clean because we have so many Porsche SUV's (well that's actually true...not the green...the SUV's)
No kid ever accidentally found a no speed limit Autobahn in their parent's bedroom and accidentally killed himself or a friend with it, nor did anyone ever get angry and no-speed-limited someone they didn't like, no-speed-limited-Autobahns can't be brought to insurrections, drive-by-Autobahning is unheard of, drunk Autobahning is severly punished and will result in you losing your right to Autobahn.
Conversely, I absolutely advocate regulating access to guns in the U.S. like access to no-speed-limited Autobahns to have a apple-to-apple discussion about this: i.e. with mandatory months long required training, strict tests, and being easily revocable for offenses. Autobahning is only allowed using registered and insured devices that have to pass strict technical tests every two years, are always visible and cannot be concealed, cannot be made at home, and have to show markings that make them and the owner easily identifiable.
Note that Chicago has some of the strictest gun regulations in the US. They just don’t enforce them effectively, for some reason.