How do you enjoy this?

[Anonymous No.17879617]

I am unable to drink this without gagging like a little bitch. Is it one of those "do it until you like it" beverages?

[Anonymous No.17879629]

>>17879617
You have to be at least 18 to post here.

[Anonymous No.17879639]

a lot of cheap beer is gross.
beer in glass light colored or clear glass bottles goes bad easily.
some people force themselves to tolerate cheap, skunked beer, but you don't have to. there is plenty of good beer out there.
it's a big world.

[Anonymous No.17879650]

>>17879617
By being a man with balls you fucking pussy

[Anonymous No.17879653]

Cold as shit, get a good brand. Plenty of bad beers out there man. Corona Extra is probably the best thing for a novice that is easy to get. Bit pricey though. If you want to get drunk Hurricane 8 or Natty Daddy are your best beys for malts .
If you still don't like beer just do cocktails man, they're fun as fuck to make and taste awesome when done right.

[Anonymous No.17879655]

>>17879617
physical exhaustion or heat exhaustion are great ways to enjoy a beer

[Anonymous No.17879662]

>>17879639
there is no such thing as good beer.

[Anonymous No.17879676]

>>17879617

[Anonymous No.17879694]

>>17879617
>Is it one of those "do it until you like it" beverages?
Pretty sure that's a yes. But quality does help. The better stuff does taste better. But once you have it 3 or 4 times you start to love it.

If you get an amber colored beer they can have a caramel taste that might be pleasant to someone knew. New Castle Brown Ale comes to mind and it is widely available.

[Anonymous No.17879695]

>>17879662
I pity you.

[Anonymous No.17879712]

>>17879617
I don't get this but then again I am an alcoholic so.

but even as a kid I remember loving the taste. BUT then again my grandpa used to give me his beer foam to drink AND when I was a baby my parents put beer in my feeding bottle or watchamacallit

beer is based tho. just stick to a light lager or whatever you want to call it. If you start out on an IPA or stout it might make you extremely confused and want to never try bere again. or if you're in a country with universally shitty beer like France.

try say a Heineken or w/e

[Anonymous No.17879714]

>>17879617
I don't get this but then again I am an alcoholic so.

but even as a kid I remember loving the taste. BUT then again my grandpa used to give me his beer foam to drink AND when I was a baby my parents put beer in my feeding bottle or watchamacallit

beer is based tho. just stick to a light lager or whatever you want to call it. If you start out on an IPA or stout it might make you extremely confused and want to never try bere again. or if you're in a country with universally shitty beer like France.

try say a Heineken or w/e

cheap working class beer is best, I drink plastic 40s of the standard stuff here. but here we also use corn in our beer (not USian)

[Anonymous No.17879717]

>>17879617
Was similar for me until I tried one beer I kind of liked, from then on I've been able to enjoy ones that previously made me gag. What varieties of beer have you tried so far?

[Anonymous No.17879728]

idk
I've always liked beer.

[Anonymous No.17879731]

>>17879655
Truth right there. I love hiking up a mountain and having a Weißbier at a mountainhut up there.

[Anonymous No.17879743]

>>17879617
You need it to be REALLY cold, like, put it in the freaking freezer and try it then. It won't freeze.

[Anonymous No.17879746]

>>17879743
I don't agree. if the beer gross at room temperature, then it's just a bad beer.

[Anonymous No.17879917]

>>17879746
I guess I never had a good one then.

[Anonymous No.17879931]

>>17879629
fpbp

zoomers were a mistake

[Anonymous No.17879958]

>>17879617
You’re supposed to cram it up your ass

[Anonymous No.17879966]

>>17879958
This. Hasn't OP ever heard of an enema chug?

[Anonymous No.17880798]

>>17879714
Northern france has the same beer culture as Belgium. Also the wine prices as the rest of France. Houellesbeque said it's no wonder everybody there is an alchy. Haven't been there myself but I have no doubt.
BTW many newbies likes a good stout. That roasty, malty, chocolatey, coffee etc flavour can be quite smooth to them and way different from all the cheap beers they don't care for.

[Anonymous No.17880809]

>>17880798
Are there great beers from northern france? Can you name any?

[Anonymous No.17880831]

>>17880809
Not off the top off my mind but they get cheap access to all the goodies from Belgium and Netherlands and produce the same stuff themselves. Also their version of Saison is called Bière de garde and is quite interesting.

[Anonymous No.17880936]

That’s because you’re treating it as a drink when it’s meant as a fashion accessory.
Here’s how to properly enjoy beer.
What you’re supposed to do is find something that is obscure as possible. This doesn’t have to be objective, it only has to be in the upper obscurity percentile relative to what those who will be within visual distance of you when you drink it happen to typically drink themselves.

As a rule of thumb, look for very dark brown bottles. Opaque is even better. And stick to labels that are mostly brown/beige/tan in color, as they convey “this beer’s heritage predates colored dyes being outside the realm of the wealthy”.
Also, make sure the label is simple as possible. Preferably no artwork, and ideally nothing more than a few non-English words (and perhaps a number) printed with an archaic script that would make Gutenberg proud.
At that point, the only way it can really be improved further is if the bottle has a cork in it, as it will lend authenticity to your character, and the sound of opening it will draw the attention of those around you.

Methodically pour it into a glass, while giving it intense visual attention.
Hold the glass up to the light, close one eye and peer at it with the other.
Then close both eyes, and bring it to your nose.
Do NOT sniff it loudly! Make those around you think your nose is a precisely calibrated instrument.
Then with your eyes still closed, take a sip. One so small that it isn’t visually apparent you drank any at all.

Then for the final act, allow an understated smile to appear on your face, and nod approvingly. Like a proud parent.
Then deliver your line, as softly possible while still being just loud enough for your nearby audience to properly hear.
>Ahh, this is cellaring quite nicely. I’ll open another in a couple of years.
Then proceed to drink the beer as normal.

You will then taste the admiration of those around you. And it will be delicious, whether the beer is or not.

[Anonymous No.17880962]

i fuckin love beer, but a warm beer with too much head makes me gag instantly and i have to fight off puking for a solid minute, its specifically the foam that does it and i'm not sure why

[Anonymous No.17881029]

[Anonymous No.17881042]

Some people like barley tea.
More people like alcohol barley tea.

Simple as

[Anonymous No.17881061]

>>17879617
Get a cider or as we call it a hard cider. pretty good.

[Anonymous No.17881175]

>>17879617

If you dont like:

>Any of the Millers
>Sam Adams, especially the seasonal brews
>Corona Extra or Lite
>Wheat Beers, maybe with a hint of citrus

Then you probably won't ever like beer, which is fine honestly. Not everyone has to like beer.

You might try a dark stout for something with more biting flavor, but I dont tend to like most stouts (especially Guinness) so I wouldnt know what to recommend.

You might try a hard cider too, but that's kind of leaving beer territory at that point.

[Anonymous No.17881285]

>>17879662
see
>>17879629

[Anonymous No.17881294]

>>17879617
>Is it one of those "do it until you like it" beverages?
No, like food and beverages in general it's a "try different types until you find types you actually like".

[Anonymous No.17881376]

>>17879617
There's a billion styles of beer. Keep trying different ones until you find some you like. Usually peoples' initial problem with beer is the bitterness, so try wheat beers or hefeweizen that are a bit more malty

[Anonymous No.17881420]

>>17881175
>if you dont like these american pissbrews, you wont like beer
ignore this tard
try a pilsner urquell, a guinness, a chimay blue, or something basic from a local craft brewery, lager, pale ale, not some meme-tier triple dry hopped hazy lactose ipa

[Anonymous No.17881469]

>>17879617
> Is it one of those "do it until you like it" beverages?
yes
enjoy it with pickles, fried food, salty snacks or grilled meat.
society basically expects you on all levels to drink in order to make connections.
if you want that promotion at work, to fuck that chick you like or make friends you need to drink.
people are very distrusting of strict non-drinkers cuz usually they're fringe anti-social autists with some weird agenda or a secret they're trying to hide

[Anonymous No.17881496]

I've had beer probably 4 or 5 times in my life, always wanted to like it, but every time it just tastes awful and I end up forcing myself to finish it or I dump it out. Everyone here says to try different beers until you find one you like but it feels wasteful and expensive buying beer after beer just to toss it when I don't like it.

[Anonymous No.17881522]

>>17881469
Don't care. I don't drink.

[Anonymous No.17881533]

>>17881029
In reality wine sucks ass and all whiskey tastes the same.
Holy shit beer is for working class chads sorry.

[Anonymous No.17881545]

>>17879617
>Is it one of those "do it until you like it" beverages?
Yes, you're tasting the alcohol at the moment. After a while it will dull and you will notice other flavours

[Anonymous No.17881549]

>>17879629
>T. Became an alcoholic at 15

[Anonymous No.17881562]

>>17881533
yeah but wine is $9 a gallon which is why people drink it
best value for alcohol in most places

[Anonymous No.17881577]

get a good english ale or belgian beer (not a sour), they will have the most easy and pleasant flavor for the average person

[Anonymous No.17881599]

>>17879617
>Is it one of those "do it until you like it" beverages?
Yes, beer is an acquired taste.

[Anonymous No.17881698]

>>17879617
ciders are the only things remotely close to beer that I'll try.
IPA, stouts, lagers, I've tried a bunch of stuff and it all tastes awful.

[Anonymous No.17881707]

>>17881698
IPA and stout are some of the more divisive styles and lager is too broad a category to really make a judgement call on as a whole.

but if you like cider then i would try sour ales, wheat ales, and fruit beers.

[Anonymous No.17881714]

>>17879617
I'd drink if I had friends to drink with

[Anonymous No.17881759]

>>17879617
It was heineken wasn't it

[Anonymous No.17882231]

It feels like most people who appreciate beer started drinking it early on.

[Anonymous No.17882275]

>>17881714
I just drink alone. It's still fun because I like drinking, but on reflection not the best habit to get into.

[Anonymous No.17882293]

i preffer non alcoholic beer

[Anonymous No.17882296]

>>17879617
It's taken me maybe 50 different beers over the last 12 years all of which made me gag before I realized OP, beer isn't for everyone. Kinda sucks to be honest, just another in a long list of things normies enjoy but I can't.

[Anonymous No.17882304]

>>17881698
Cider is more like wine than beer. The brewing process is complete different from beer.

[Anonymous No.17882305]

>>17880798
There's so many bad stouts out there since it became the next hype after IPA 's.
Many brewers put way too much dark roasted malt in their stouts and they end up tasting like burnt toast, instead of having hints of malt, chocolate, coffee or dark rye bread.

[Anonymous No.17882324]

>>17882305
Many brewers make them too sweet. I always stayed away from porters because of this. I want beer, not dessert.

[Anonymous No.17882347]

>>17882324
I've never found a porter I can do more than tolerate. I like a pretty wide range otherwise.

[Anonymous No.17882370]

i've found a handful of beers i like the taste of, but they all get poured out of a can or bottle into a glass.
the worse the beer though, the colder it should be.

[Anonymous No.17882371]

You might need to desensitise yourself to the hop and alcohol flavours at first, in order to discover the other flavours that can be hidden before your taste buds change. Children hate bitter flavours because in nature bitter=toxic and children don't have the constitution to withstand toxins nor the experience to know which bitters are dangerous and which aren't. Your taste buds don't actually change with age, though, they change with your dietary habits so if you're still drinking lots of sugar water as an adult you won't desensitise to bitterness and won't be able to appreciate things like beer. This is what's meant by things being an acquired taste. Happy growing up OP!

[Anonymous No.17882437]

>>17879617
For me it really was a do it till you like it. Now I fucking crave beer like its bread. Just keep drinking it and you really will come to appreciate it.

[Anonymous No.17882455]

>>17879617
/ck/ has to be one of the worst boards because it's 90% Americans, your taste buds are completely fucked since birth, no wonder blacks make fun of you for not being able to handle spice, you can't even handle bitter things, doesn't help that you can't drink alcohol until you're an adult AND you don't know how to drink properly.
Dude in this video confirmed my theory on shart taste buds a couple of days ago
>adds sugar to tea
>tea visibly goes up in the jar
>adds even more to one of the jars after tasting it
>jar is basically half tea half sugar
https://youtu.be/oke4W7bmtjo?t=973

[Anonymous No.17882478]

>>17879676
Based, three of the greatest beers in the world in one pic, but why no Orval?

[Anonymous No.17882485]

>>17881522
Moron

[Anonymous No.17882492]

All Japanese beer tastes great. How do they do it?
I'm a Kirin man myself

[Anonymous No.17882507]

>>17879676
>westmalle
Very based. I really should avoid /ck/, I bought only 4 lagers today and plan on sticking to those four instead of the usual 8, but now I want some good fucking beer.

[Anonymous No.17882512]

>>17882455
tell us about all the spicy food the british people eat, and if you say curry you automatically lose

[Anonymous No.17882523]

>>17880936
I'm not reading all that shit buddy

[Anonymous No.17882554]

>>17882512
>muh bri'ish
You're the same thing but browner and less inbred, at least Brits are entertaining to observe when they're drunk.

[Anonymous No.17882564]

>>17882554
I don't know, italy might be fairly inbred depending on where you look.

[Anonymous No.17882592]

>>17882512
Why would saying curry, a spicy food that British people frequently eat, make us lose you troglodyte?

[Anonymous No.17882609]

>>17882592
bongified curry isn't real curry

[Anonymous No.17882615]

>>17880936
reddit

[Anonymous No.17882683]

>>17882609
That wasn't the challenge, retard

[Anonymous No.17882707]

>>17881533
>all whiskey tastes the same
nopalate

[Anonymous No.17882709]

>>17882512
hot mustard

owned

[Anonymous No.17882755]

the last pickle

[Anonymous No.17882970]

>>17879662
autism

[Anonymous No.17883911]

>>17879629
23 and I've never had a beer I could stomach more than a single sip of. Do tell, when am I supposed to magically start to enjoy this shit drink?

[Anonymous No.17883919]

>>17879617
>Drink one, feel good
>Drink two, feel better
>Learn to stop here before you ruin your life

[Anonymous No.17884026]

>>17879617
For the life of me, beer is pretty much the only alcohol I can't enjoy in any way. No point in forcing myself though, neat vodka does me good and there's shitloads of other alcohol to choose from.

[Anonymous No.17884034]

>>17879743
>It won't freeze
of course it freezes, enjoy your ruined beer

[Anonymous No.17884091]

>>17879617
>get yellow fizzy beer (Budweiser, coors, etc)
>get it very cold
>pour into iced glass
>drink the beer
>?????
>repeat 9-12 times

[Anonymous No.17884526]

>>17881562
get that goonie bruv

[Anonymous No.17884539]

>>17879617
LMAO what a homo queer faggot

[Anonymous No.17884605]

>>17880936

[Anonymous No.17885113]

>>17879617
by drinking quality beer


beer here in my country all taste like chemics we need to buy imports

[Anonymous No.17885127]

>>17883911
https://voca.ro/1jPApf0CgjYK

[Anonymous No.17885144]

>>17881029
Guy on the right is an autistic sperg

[Anonymous No.17885148]

I'm 29 I've drank tons of styles countries brands etc and they all taste bad

[Anonymous No.17885167]

>>17879617
Saying you don't like beer is like saying you don't like plants. There's so many different types that taste so different. I've had raspberry beers from, I think it was Belgium, that tasted like a mix of wine and bread.

You can drink super shitty rice beers, bitter black beers, beers that despite their color taste like cream, fruity beers, IPAs that taste like chewing on grass. There's just no limit.

[Anonymous No.17885193]

>>17881294
Most foods arnt laced with poison, you have to get an alcohol tolerance before you can enjoy beer

[Anonymous No.17885209]

>>17885193
>1 beer
>need to get your alcohol tolerance up to enjoy
Are you 6 months old? Wild animals will drink a beer.

[Anonymous No.17885216]

>>17885209
Tolerance for the taste you dumb fuck.
Animals will also eat literal shit

[Anonymous No.17885221]

>>17885193
>you have to get an alcohol tolerance before you can enjoy beer

what did you mean by this? 16 year olds can drink natty light and get fucked up.

[Anonymous No.17885226]

>>17879617
You got to learn to like it.
But when you like it, it might not be good..
I like it..

[Anonymous No.17885240]

>>17885216
yellow fizzy beer tastes like stale bread,its the most inoffensive thing on earth

[Anonymous No.17885241]

>>17885216
They're also better at detecting poisons than people. People are just picky because their mothers only exposed them to a few foods rather than forcing them to eat what was available.

[Anonymous No.17885248]

>>17879617
Pair it with food.
Get a few german lagers and drink them with spicy korean food. You're welcome

[Anonymous No.17885265]

>>17885221
You have to get your tongue to ignore the taste of poison before you can taste the beer

[Anonymous No.17885278]

>>17885265
are you
>implying
that you can taste the actual alcohol in beer?

[Anonymous No.17885296]

>>17885265
>>17885278
I don't care what the fuck he's implying, he's retarded. On average: carbs and proteins give 4 calories per gram, alcohol gives 7, and fat gives 9. Humans and animals both have no problems processing small amounts of alcohol and will seek it as an energy source. No I'm not talking about animals making stills, but they will go straight for fermented fruit.

[Anonymous No.17885303]

>>17879617
No OP. Alcohol is shit. Drink some water instead.

[Anonymous No.17885309]

>>17885278
Yes, especially when you first start drinking

[Anonymous No.17885314]

>>17885296
Doesn't mean you can't taste it, animals only care for calories, are you a lowly beast?

[Anonymous No.17885315]

>>17885309
thats bullshit dude, when i was 16-17 years old, beer tasted like beer. i couldnt taste the alcohol. hell i couldnt taste the alcohol in cocktails, the only things that tasted like booze were neat whiskey and vodka.

[Anonymous No.17885360]

>>17885314
>are you a lowly beast?
Are we delving into philosophy? You dislike the taste of alcohol despite the fact that it is desired by everything wishing to stay alive. Is it that you are trying to separate yourself from the lesser animals, or separate yourself from life? To me it just tastes like alcohol.

[Anonymous No.17885629]

>>17882455
I thought americans were the ones with the hipster microbrewery ipa renaissance? isn't that bitter

[Anonymous No.17885679]

Try a pilsner and stay away from craft beers/IPAs

[Anonymous No.17885920]

>>17885360
Beasts eat to survive, people eat to enjoy. Simple as. If you want to enjoy it you first have to get past the taste of the poison. The whole point of "but animals consume it for calories" had no place in this argument as it was never about the practically or nutrition of beer

[Anonymous No.17885991]

that's a lotta fucking words just to say "I'm autistic and people liking things I don't angers and confuses me"

[Anonymous No.17885999]

>>17885991
oops, should be obvious which sperg it was directed at anyway
>>17880936

[Anonymous No.17886113]

>>17879617
Nah it's a "if you don't enjoy it we know you're a low test fag that likes duck in your ass" filter.

[Anonymous No.17886257]

>>17885127
you sound fat and the way you're making yourself laugh is pathetic
t. not the person you're replying to

[Anonymous No.17886606]

>>17885296
>source: trust me bro i read it on /fit/ somewhere

[Anonymous No.17886650]

>>17886606
He's not wrong at all, though.

[Anonymous No.17886768]

If you're Australian then get this, it tastes like water.

[Anonymous No.17886783]

>>17879617
>Is it one of those "do it until you like it" beverages?
Kind of, the first time you drink it it usually tastes too bitter for most people. Most come to enjoy it after a while though.
You can start with "weak" or "watery" beers to get used to the taste, then try stronger ones later. I used to start with mixed beer, which in germany is called "radler" ("cyclist") - a mix of beer with soda. It's sweeter and can be fruitier depending on the soda, so women often like it and younger people get started with it. The only important rule is to drink your beer cool or cold, warm beer often tastes worse.
As for the beer portion of radler (or just normal beer you are drinking) there are differences too. Personally I think top-fermented wheat beer is much easier to drink than pilsner, less bitter too.
And if you had a few over some time and still don't like it, maybe it's just not for you. There's nothing wrong with it, some people just don't like beer.

[Anonymous No.17886833]

>>17881714
Come over. I need an extra pair of hands to get the pool ready and when we're done we can kick back with beers, some burgers and IRL Baneposting.

[Anonymous No.17887033]

>>17883911
23 and can't drink a beer,
unironically kill yourself, and tell your dad what a faggot he raised.

[Anonymous No.17887040]

>>17879617
It's not your fault you're a zoomer. Have a monster energy and some hormone blockers instead.

[Anonymous No.17887068]

>>17881420
Pilsner Urquell is great, but if you’re drinking it the States make sure you buy it cans (which I know they offer now). Cans preserve the beer better and prevent it from skunking up on the way over here.

[Anonymous No.17887131]

>>17883911
>Do tell, when am I supposed to magically start to enjoy this
When you realize she's never coming back

[Anonymous No.17887340]

OP you should probably just thank your stars and write us off as idiots. I enjoy beer because it's a carbonated, non-fruity, non-sparkling water beverage. Its a nice low key beverage, but has pretty unfortunate downsides (alcohol leading to alcoholism and messings up nutrient distribution, empty carbs leading to beer belly)
>>17880936
This is how wine drinkers actually think.

[Anonymous No.17887634]

Not sure man. If an ice cold beer on a summers day isn't the best, not sure it ever will be for you. Beer is phenomenal

[Anonymous No.17887672]

>>17879662
Bruh
you’re literally coping and seething.
Just admit you don’t like beer and move on. I don’t like scotch or whiskey, but I don’t go on a pissy tirade about it.

[Anonymous No.17887796]

>>17886833
That sounds fun :'(

[Anonymous No.17887877]

My only problem with beer is that it's gassy as fuck, otherwise I'd be able to slam them down just fine if not for feeling like I'm going to balloon up and float away.

[Anonymous No.17888160]

>>17879617
Take a bite from any salty snack after each sip.

[Anonymous No.17888461]

>>17879617
gotta find one you like. typical big name brands in north america suck ass. We've got a local brewery in my area that makes irish red ale considerably better than Rickards.

I personally prefer Michelob Ultra, and Sam Adams as far as light beers are considered. I like stouts the most, if you like black coffee or dark chocolate you might prefer those as well.

Big name lagers are almost always shit, and craft IPAs are usually too bitter for someone that's new to beer.

Hope that helped.

[Anonymous No.17888484]

>>17880936
funny asf, but i unironically do this as well when trying new beers.

[Anonymous No.17888501]

>>17881061
Tried a thornbury blueberry and elderberry cider last night at dinner with my gf. It's hard to find drinks that she enjoys, and that's the first one that we both agreed on. Skip the somersby though, real cider doesn't taste like that

[Anonymous No.17888532]

>>17887877
If you wanna get rid of some carbonation, do a deliberate "bad" pour. Pour to the bottom of the glass and get as much foam as possible. This releases a lot of the trapped CO2 in the beer, and makes drinking it less burpy.

[Anonymous No.17888544]

>>17879617
Try a lighter beer. You could also just not drink beer. There are plenty of other good tasting alcohols

[Anonymous No.17888586]

>>17879629
stockholm syndrome

[Anonymous No.17889222]

>>17888160
Kys reddit

[Anonymous No.17889266]

>>17880809
France has better and more diverse beers than Belgium nowadays.
>Muh abdijbier
We have hundreds if not thousands of micro breweries now, akin to the US.

[Anonymous No.17889282]

>>17882512
>tell us about all the spicy food the british people eat, but not that ubiquitous spicy food that british people eat
wow owned

[Anonymous No.17889286]

>>17879662
Bait

[Anonymous No.17889287]

>>17882609
You're right, it's spicier.

[Anonymous No.17889622]

>>17888160
I've been told this before and the bite of snack isn't bad but my next sip of beer tastes like ass.

Anyway if op isn't being disingenuous the real answer is continue trying beers in general your tastes do change as you age, and also continue to try different beers. Until you find one you do like which may very well never happen if you moan while you wipe your ass, so be it. You just don't like beer. Who cares. Personally in ops position I simply would not buy beer anymore and just try beers friends bring to gatherings until further notice.

[Anonymous No.17889676]

>>17879743
It absolutely will freeze if you just leave it in there. And also burst the bottle/can.

[Anonymous No.17889725]

>>17884034
>>17889676
I have left beers in the freezer for a night a few times and they have only frozen once.

[Anonymous No.17889760]

>>17881496
Be out in the sun for a few hours (lawn work, walking, hiking, work on car, etc) and then try an inoffensive lager. If you don't like it under those circumstances then you don't like beer and never will.

[Anonymous No.17889792]

>>17889760
I like beer except in situations like that.

[Anonymous No.17889800]

>>17889792
I actually just had a conversation about how I don't understand why people say this. I gotta rehydrate before chugging down some more beers and checking out whatever I got done that day.

[Anonymous No.17889812]

>>17882507
I work with beer at a liquor store and good luck trying to get your hands on that, been back ordering on me for months.
My imported beer aisle has looked pathetic for the past year and a half.

[Anonymous No.17890603]

>>17889266
Do they make IPA? IPA sucks, it's all just bitter and sour with the only other variable being how much CO2. Belgian beers have a lot of variety.

[Anonymous No.17890682]

>>17879629
Based, I didn't feel like a real man until I tasted bourbon

[Anonymous No.17890703]

Best beer I had was tecate in one of those lime salted glasses. Shit is amazing. I hated beer the first time I tried it too

[Anonymous No.17890734]

>>17882492
Saporo and Tsingtao are fucking great.

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>>17883911
dude you're actually a genuine fucking pussy

[Anonymous No.17890878]

>>17886833
where's the pool?

[Anonymous No.17890883]

>>17885167
don't forget sour beers, i had one that legit tasted like sweet lemon pie (with the pastry aftertaste) it was immaculate

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>>17885127
>https://voca.ro/1jPApf0CgjYK
I was gonna defend you from >>17886257,
but, what the hell is this post?

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>>17879714
>when I was a baby my parents put beer in my feeding bottle
The people of this website are something else

[Anonymous No.17891003]

>>17881698
You're a teenage girl if the only thing you can stomach is a fucking cider

[Anonymous No.17891019]

>>17891003
Depends on the cider. Proper cider is very strong.

[Anonymous No.17891031]

>>17885193
>>17885216
>tolerance for taste
The first two times I had miso soup it was too strong for me to enjoy a full bowl.
I have never experienced anything of the sort with lagers and pilsners.

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>>17890990
Letting your young children get a taste for beer isn't too uncommon in a lot of Europe. Beer was considered holy until a few centuries ago.

[Anonymous No.17891181]

>>17890990
just a very small amount anon

[Anonymous No.17891194]

>>17879617
>do it until you like it"
yes like coffee or tea
I loathed it when I first tried it but now it's my favorite drink