/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>17880271
Some of it is, but most of the trash that gets advertised abroad with Vikings is most likely not.

>>17882596
Björk is an honorary Scandinavian.

>>11065848

>>10227918
I guess it kind of is, yeah. Never really thought about it. It's what you'd say if you were trying to make a chicken come over to you. Like saying "here, kitty kitty" to a cat.

>>10227931
99% sure Turborg and Carlsberg come from the same tank. And of course the two best selling mass produced beers are boring piss. They are sour, yeah. Not a fan myself.

I don't know what you like and I'm not as big into beer as I am whisky so I don't have many real suggestions other than try some local brews.
I like the Mosaic IPA from Albani. Until recently I lived pretty much next door to that brewery so I got it fresh as well. You don't want an IPA that's been sitting on a shelf for a year.
Ceres have a few good fairly strong ones.
Pic related is amazing but I don't know if you're into drinking enough of those to get drunk. Might be a bit heavy for that.
I tried the Brutalis today and would NOT recommend it. Didn't taste as strong as you might expect from a 7.7% vol. beer but it had a weird aftertaste almost like rubber. It will get you drunk, though.
Had a Fynsk Forår after that. With elderflower in it. It's tasty and inoffensive. A light Summery beer I'd probably recommend to people who want to drink beer but don't really like it. Certainly a nice contrast to the boring sourness of a Tuborg.
Giraf, both red and black, are strong beers that taste good but don't have much subtlety to them.

I'm afraid that's all I can think of right now.

I'm having one of these.
A Danish stout. Very characterful and tasty. Maybe a little too much licorice for some.