/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>7602264
>america doesn't grow coffee or chocolate
Actually it is possible to buy US-grown versions of both, but more importantly those are agricultural commodities. Meaning to say you can buy them on global markets, there is no magical rule that says that because a crop comes from abroad, there is less of it.
>Please, tell me more about how the most prominent characteristic of this beer is a farmed commodity.
The fact that oak barrels cost money never stopped any other industry from using them, except, apparently, the beer industry. Fascinating.
>Is it the enjoying of beer that makes someone neckbearded, or is it the completely uninformed argument against expensive beer where you proceed to meme-drop "neckbeards" on an anime image board?
It's the beard that grows out of their necks. Don't be mad at me for having eyes.