/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.18354641]

ITT: Post your favorite beer.

[Anonymous No.18354646]

>>18354641

[Anonymous No.18354649]

>tfw cant get any european beers where I live
>most local stuff does shitty IPAs and fruit beer
>finding Imperials is like finding a unicorn
Its not fair!

[Anonymous No.18354656]

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[Anonymous No.18354750]

Anon fren that asked me to post a review of Gulden Draak, I still have not opened it and decided to save it until I finished the Trois Pistoles. They have been good, the spice is rich and as another anon said it makes me yearn for Christmas time foods

>>18354641
How is this? Planning on trying it soon

[Anonymous No.18354807]

>>18354656
based weeb

[Anonymous No.18354826]

>>18354750
Ayinger is really good. I've been buying a lot of it even though it's a bit out of my budget for a daily drinker. Favor flavorful and relatively dry

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[Anonymous No.18354841]

yep, that's the stuff

[Anonymous No.18354860]

>>18354656
it's a shame all japanese beer is relatively expensive in america

[Anonymous No.18354930]

The one and only.

[Anonymous No.18354944]

Hoegarden for me

[Anonymous No.18355027]

[Anonymous No.18355033]

It's not some world class beer, but it's so damn refreshing I can't stop drinking it once I crack one

[Anonymous No.18355036]

>>18354649
Do you live in Australia or some shit

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[Anonymous No.18355216]

>>18354838
Patrician choice.

[Anonymous No.18355225]

>>18355027
Going to be heading to Quebec to drink this this weekend

[Anonymous No.18355264]

Bros any stouts and lagers I should try? I literally only drink Guiness and Sapporo. I live near a great liquor store that imports a lot. I will check out these various lagers you've posted

[Anonymous No.18355282]

>>18355264
Anything local. Deschutes has a good stout. Pic related is my favorite lager, unfortunately brewed by cucks but I can't argue with quality

[Anonymous No.18355287]

>>18355264
Where do you live? If you're anywhere in the US you're doing yourself a huge disservice by focusing on imports.

[Anonymous No.18355302]

>>18355225
It comes in tallboys in Quebec, and I think they cost less than 4$.

[Anonymous No.18355332]

>>18355225
>>18355302
Is Unibroue not sold in Canada outside of Quebec or something? You can buy that anywhere in the States.

[Anonymous No.18355342]

>>18354641
This shit is 1.99 at wholefoods. How the fuck.

[Anonymous No.18355356]

>>18355342
I honestly can't tell whether you're trying to say that that's cheap or expensive.

[Anonymous No.18355383]

>>18354641
'Gansett

[Anonymous No.18355404]

>>18355287
yes, US. why, because of what 82 said - to buy local? I've tried some local stuff and like anything else it is hit or miss. if there are some good non-US-but-popular imports out there that you all have enjoyed I would be interested to hear them. it's not as if I can get recommendation on good local beer around me, I am out in the sticks

[Anonymous No.18355422]

>>18355404
It's not just buying local for the sake of buying local. You should be looking at local beers because you can find much better stuff just about anywhere in the US compared to Guinness or Sapporo, and just limiting yourself to average German pilsners makes it sound like you're still in the 90's and never got the memo that US beer is much better than most of the stuff that's imported. I'm not even trying to start a pissing contest. Buy your imports if you want, but still try local stuff and make up your own mind. It just seems like kind of a silly take.

[Anonymous No.18355465]

>>18355404
What this >>18355422 fella said. Try some imports, but generally the best beer you can get is the freshest beer.

[Anonymous No.18355470]

Nerds

[Anonymous No.18355513]

fair enough local bros, thanks and checked on 22

[Anonymous No.18355516]

>>18354649
you’re a little far from reddit, but this post seems to imply that european products have some sort of value, they do not.

[Anonymous No.18355524]

>>18354750
my nigga

[Anonymous No.18355659]

not my favorite but after the 5th one from my 6 pack I started to warm to it

[Anonymous No.18355704]

>>18354833
Was about to post this. Rauchbier is the shit

[Anonymous No.18355995]

>>18354717
that look incredible.

[Anonymous No.18356066]

ENTER

[Anonymous No.18356088]

>>18355659
Goose is more of an IPA brand, and their bourbon barrel stouts are good too

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>>18354641

[Anonymous No.18356871]

The best beer in the world.

Pic related.

[Anonymous No.18356888]

>>18354750
Ayinger is great, my local store never ordered any more after I got the last one.

[Anonymous No.18356897]

Wee Heavy is the tits.

[Anonymous No.18356910]

>>18354641
its very simple, and is just perfect for me. i wouldnt ask for anything more when im thirsty after long hot day, its so drinkable. wish they would sell it where i live

[Anonymous No.18356912]

>>18354656
Wut?

Kirin isn't even that great for the big 5 Japanese beers. Premium Malts tastes better, Asahi Super Dry drinks easier in the heat, Sapporo is crisper with better flavor. Kirin is barely better than Yebisu.

Hitachino Nest White is the undisputed best Japanese beer.

[Anonymous No.18356973]

I can only get this around Christmas and it's a pretty dark little thing but definitively the one that gives the best feeling whenever I take the first sip.

[Anonymous No.18356976]

>>18356973
Put the pointy hat on me. I'll be in the corner.

[Anonymous No.18356990]

>>18356209
my nigga

[Anonymous No.18357051]

>>18356990
That's one dark strong tasting MF:er I once tried at a restaurant. What do you pair it with?

[Anonymous No.18357054]

>american beer
Please..

[Anonymous No.18357155]

>>18355470
good ol fratty natty

[Anonymous No.18357201]

>>18356871
For me, it's tilquin

[Anonymous No.18357237]

>>18354656
>beer
:^/
>beer, Japan
:^O

[Anonymous No.18357241]

>>18357237
It's actually good though.

[Anonymous No.18357317]

>>18357241
No, it's not. As I said, it's #4 of the big 5 mass produced beers. Boring, uninspired lager.

[Anonymous No.18357321]

>>18354641

where my Antwerpchads at?

[Anonymous No.18357336]

>>18356973
>>18356976
I always buy different kinds and a few of the ones I know I like.
Pripps and Sofiero are honestly good Julöl. Their regular lagers are nothing special though.

[Anonymous No.18357403]

>>18357317
But the logo is a cool mythical beast so that's all that matters.

[Anonymous No.18357450]

pic related but I haven't drunk that in a while, maybe after all this time spent together with the bongs I'll like a darker and more bitter beer better
>>18354641
do yourself a favor and try Schneider Tap 7

[Anonymous No.18357799]

>>18356897
Good taste. Backwoods Bastard is excellent too.

[Anonymous No.18357814]

low tolerance so i only need a couple or a few for a good buzz plus it has a great taste far better than any of those piss beers

[Anonymous No.18357822]

>>18355659
Why are american beer cans 335ml? Here in europe it's always 500ml.

[Anonymous No.18357832]

>>18356912
I disagree, not a super fan of Nest

[Anonymous No.18357864]

>>18354641

[Anonymous No.18357877]

>>18354833

I prefer their doppelbock, but that's an excellent choice.

[Anonymous No.18357885]

>>18357814
>only a couple for a good buzz
Aren't these are like 10%? A few of these is more than a good buzz. Real tasty though I have to agree.

[Anonymous No.18357910]

>>18354838
based

[Anonymous No.18357915]

so goddamn tasty

[Anonymous No.18357952]

>>18357799
Word.

>>18357832
To be honest, it's not my fave either (and I posted it). However, it gets consistently high marks on most review sites, and as Japanese beers go, it's hard to beat. I get that not everyone is into wheat beer, but again, there aren't many that do it better. Beeradvocate has it as #12 on their wheat beer list.

[Anonymous No.18357976]

>>18354750
i live in new braunfels, which is a town in texas with strong german heritage so we get a regular supply of ayinger when its in season (sept-nov), i tried it a couple times a couple years back and remember liking it a lot but that was when i was still finding my taste for beer, i should try another one very soon now that i've tried all kinds of shit since then before they all get scooped up. it's also worth noting my sister was a bartender here and she says she never met anyone who didn't like an ayinger.

[Anonymous No.18358031]

>>18356209
Exactly the same for me.

[Anonymous No.18358033]

>>18357321
Antwerpen is parking.

[Anonymous No.18358094]

>>18354750
Ayinger is easily my top 3 favorite beers I've ever had.

[Anonymous No.18358524]

Drank 12ish pints of it last night. Hanging out my ass today.

[Anonymous No.18358540]

>>18358524
Why.? It's like 4% pisswater

[Anonymous No.18358555]

>>18358540
Cheap, it's our national beer, crisp and clean. Nothing beats a big juicy.

[Anonymous No.18358574]

[Anonymous No.18358590]

For me, it's Aass.

[Anonymous No.18358607]

>>18354641

[Anonymous No.18358894]

>>18354833
good lord how indescribably based
I wish it weren't $5.50/bottle where I live

[Anonymous No.18358915]

>>18356910
This is the only Portuguese beer I've ever had (usually love their wines though) and I really enjoyed it. Are there any other good ones I should try?

[Anonymous No.18358942]

>>18354641
Based pick.

[Anonymous No.18358993]

I used to really enjoy Franziskaner Hefeweizen and West Coast Ol’ Rasputin, but recent years my main has been Two Hearted Ale. Guinness is still my go to for the colder months though.

[Anonymous No.18359033]

>>18358993
I hardly drink IPAs anymore, but two hearted is the GOAT

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[Anonymous No.18360271]

who else /orionchad/ here

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>>18354641
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>>18357814
>>18360250
Very nice

[Anonymous No.18360786]

I should be in Czechia right now if not for fucking plane cancellations :(

[Anonymous No.18360814]

>>18354833
Excellent choice Anon. I was looking for a photo of this one myself.

[Anonymous No.18361210]

>>18358540
12 English pints is 2 US gallons. More than enough beer to procure a hangover.

[Anonymous No.18361232]

straight outta Reudnitz

[Anonymous No.18361239]

>>18360756
cheers

[Anonymous No.18361247]

You guys know any good non alcoholic beers? I like the taste of beer but don't want to drink alcohol

[Anonymous No.18361249]

Dar beer connoisseurs, I'll stay in Hamburg for a week, which local/regional beers should I look for?

[Anonymous No.18361273]

>>18354641

[Anonymous No.18361280]

>>18361247
Brugse Sportzot seems to be the go to right now.

[Anonymous No.18361284]

>>18357952
>>18357799
>>18356897
Painfully based. I actually came here to post Dirty Bastard. I got turned onto Wee Heavies when I picked up the one Einstok made; tried a bunch, and decided Dirty Bastard was my favorite. Great taste, solid ABV and not even that expensive for a craft beer (10.99/6 pack where I live).

Since someone already posted DB, I'll follow up with a close second. Feels like drinking a beer milkshake. Half the appeal is the sound they make when they pop the can. It usually turns a head or two, lol.

[Anonymous No.18361296]

>>18361280
Can I get that in the USA?

[Anonymous No.18361307]

>>18361284
Good choice. Left Hand makes some fine beer. You have good taste.

My dad used to drink a beer called Younger's Tartan Special. I don't think they make it anymore, but it was the first beer I ever liked. Many years later, I had Oskar Blues Old Chub and realized it tasted similar. That sent me down the wee heavy rabbithole. DB is the best regularly available, though I did have one imported from some place in Scotland (don't remember the name) that was better, but it was crazy expensive and only available at serious beer importers. Glad to hear I'm not alone in my love of the Dirty Bastard.

[Anonymous No.18361311]

>>18357051
Chocolate, raisins, blue cheese, Herve cheese. Heavy stews like boar with figs, rabbit & prunes, beef stew made with Rochefort 10 and Belgian mustard.

[Anonymous No.18361353]

Anybody got recs for a good, dry cider? Bonus points if it's hopped. I used to fucking love pic related but they went out of business during the early days of covid. Most ciders seem to be super sweet these days.

[Anonymous No.18361361]

>>18355516

XDDD HE IS FROM REDDIT xxDDDD

He is not cool like us, right 4chan broskis?

[Anonymous No.18361362]

Leffe :-))

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[Anonymous No.18361408]

Fuck, i had 2 leffes and 3 or so feldschloschen cherry beers, plus a tiny but strong stout. Still drunk 9 hours later

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[Anonymous No.18361424]

I don't know how it's seen in Poland but I absolutely love it. It's my favorite when I go visit.

[Anonymous No.18361428]

>>18354930
Based. I used to drink a lot of it. Goes down well.

[Anonymous No.18361439]

>>18354641
LOL I actually live in Erding and judging from what is on hand in grocery stores most often and from the bottles I find by the roadside most often pic related is the bestselling beer in Erding and the surrounding area.

[Anonymous No.18361458]

unironically Corona

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