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When the announcement came that the World Cup would expand to 48 participating nations, one football fan from England, known as Gus, had more reason than most to celebrate. Popularly called the "World Cup Beers Guy," Gus has taken up a unique personal mission for major tournaments — to collect and taste one beer from each country taking part.

Throughout the duration of the tournament, Gus plans to sample what he calls his "liquid bread" collection. Although he has not disclosed how much he spent on these exotic imports, he did share a full list of the 48 beers on his X channel. Here’s a look at his impressive international line-up:

Saudi Arabia – Moussy Lemon Mint

Scotland – Vault City Tartan Brew

Senegal – Gazelle

South Africa – Castle

South Korea – Terra

Spain – Estrella Galicia

Sweden – Mariestads

Switzerland – 1936

Tunisia – Celtia

Turkey – Efes Draft

Uruguay – Volcanica Dubbel

USA – PBR

Uzbekistan – Sarbast

Jordan – Petra

Mexico – Modela Negra

Morocco – Casablanca

Netherlands – Hertog Jan

New Zealand – Garage Project Pickle Beer

Norway – Amundsen Desert In A Can

Panama – Casa Burja Bicho

Paraguay – Pilsen

Portugal – Super Bock

Qatar – Fizzin Pineapple

Croatia – Ozujsko

Curaçao – Montana Blonde

Czech Republic – Kozel

Ecuador – Club

Egypt – Stella

England – Signature Brew Roadie

France – Kronenbourg

Germany – Augustiner Lagerbier Hell

Ghana – Club

Haiti – Prestige

Iran – Istak Malt

Iraq – Malt 0.0 Pineapple

Japan – Asahi Clear

Algeria – Tango

Argentina – Quilmes

Australia – Coopers XPA

Austria – Stiegl Hell

Belgium – Brugse Zot

Bosnia and Herzegovina – Sarajevsko

Brazil – Brahma Chopp

Canada – Labatt Blue

Cape Verde – Strela Kriola

Colombia – Aguila

Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) – Bock

Democratic Republic of the Congo – Simba Royale

Cheers to Gus for this spirited World Cup journey!

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