NecroLord
Dumbfuck!
Czech beer is best beer.
The germanoid beer is also good.
The germanoid beer is also good.
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Heroic Liberator
Arcane
South German (i.e. Bavarian) beer in particular. I recommend Weihenstephaner and Paulaner.
German dark beer is by far the best beer I've had in my life.
Heroic Liberator
Arcane
Don't like dark beer tbh. Used to drink a shitload of it back in the day since it was cheaper (per alcohol %), but now it's utterly repulsive to me. Best way to describe it is that it gives me a metallic taste.
Dark beer and ale is best beer!
Heroic Liberator
Arcane
Weißbier is where it's at. Imagine not drinking beer brewed in accordance with the Reinheitsgebot. What, are you some kind of peasant?))
Don't make me buy you a round to show you the error of your ways, bitch!
Heroic Liberator
Arcane
To quote an ultras motto, who doesn't drink with us drinks against us.
Truth, pretty much all the beer I drank in NL was Belgian lol. Blondes are way better than the dirt they drink there. (Never in your life touch Amstel.)
Weissbier is not brewed in accordance with the Reinheitsgebot. In fact the Reinheitsgebot was largely a political stunt passed to specifically stamp down on the growing popularity of using wheat in beer (the characteristic flavor of wheat beer is actually created from the yeast and esthers and can be emulated with other grains, but yeast wasn't known to exist by brewers at the time). Schwarzbiers and Dunkel lagers, on the other hand, (both of which are German dark beers that existed at the time of the Reinheitsgebot) are brewed in accordance with it. If you're going to talk about something maybe do some basic fucking research.
Also wheat beer is fine, but worth noting that one of (several) reasons that the Reinheitsgebot targeted it was specifically that it was gaining popularity among women (and thereby encouraging intemperance in women) because of its sweetness.
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rusty_shackleford
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Alcohol is for degenerates.
History and food science, however, are not.
Why was Zinc ba- oh, I see. Carry on, then.
Belgian beer is like atonal music: most of it is actually shit, and there's no real point in exploring the good stuff until you have a thorough and complete mastery of everything that precedes it.
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Heroic Liberator
Arcane
Chill, nerd. It's just banter.
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Take it up with them if you have an issue.
Take it up with them if you have an issue.
tfw you'll never get any such nice heartfelt and loving messages in your life, but "women" discard them as trash and harassmentGo back to your den of drunks and self-hating homos, Hando.
Peachcurl
Cipher
I'm not going to defend Belgian beer, since I'm drinking German beer for the most part. But I find the second half of your statement rather odd.
"I can't be held accountable for my own ignorance! A corporate entity assured me something in their own interests was true! What kind of faggot are you that you expect any due diligence of me?!"Chill, nerd. It's just banter.
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Take it up with them if you have an issue.
Belgians tend to take the kitchen sink approach to brewing; there's not much point in exploring the Cantillons if you don't have a proper foundation in what the British, Germans, Trappists, and even the French were doing contemporaneously. It would be like deciding you're going to try wine for the first time and then spending $500 on a random bottle; you're just not going to have the context.
Peachcurl
Cipher
Okay, get it now. I initially read this as having to master shit Belgian beer to get the context for the good Belgian beer.
Heroic Liberator
Arcane
No ignorance on my part, just autism on yours. Germany has maintained the tradition of beer laws which govern how German beers (including wheat beers) have to be brewed in order to be deemed authentic (just as France has laws as to what constitutes authentic champagne vis-a-vis other locally produced sparkling wines). So stop being triggered since I didn't imply that such contemporary beers follow the particular Bavarian laws of 1516."I can't be held accountable for my own ignorance! A corporate entity assured me something in their own interests was true! What kind of faggot are you that you expect any due diligence of me?!"Chill, nerd. It's just banter.
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Take it up with them if you have an issue.
I understand that most people not caring about your particular niche area of academic expertise might be frustrating, but you don't have to take it out on me.
Happy to admit I know nothing about beer, because I barely drink in the first place.
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This was neat to learn though.
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Please No
Educated
Let me know when there's a wine thread and I'll teach you guys a thing or two.
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