/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>5087120
Mein neger.

>>4990733
Go to a bar when it's not busy and strike up a conversation with the bartender. If they're any good, they'll have a recommendation or two for you. Just be prepared to buy two or three drinks(the more you buy, the more they're likely to let you sample more stuff) just to keep their attention and keep them talking.
A decent starter beer is probably a Belgian White or a Hefeweizen-style. Both tend to be light in body and a bit on the sweeter side. Chocolate bocks are popular, too, but I'm not a fan. They taste like, what else, chocolate, but are often very thick-bodied and dark. Not bad if you like it, but just be prepared to fill up on it.
Guldren Draak is a personal favorite, but it's VERY hoppy but with a sweet toffee flavor to offset the bitterness.
In all, it's all about experimenting and trying new things. And if you want liquor, don't buy handles or plastic jugs. That is garbage liquor fit only for plebeian-tier mixed drinks.