Beer is one of the most popular alcoholic beverages in the world and also one of the oldest. The ten beers I have selected are not only of excellent quality but also beers that I strongly recommend.
Belgium is a country which produces hundreds of beers. Three which are outstanding are Kriek, a cherry beer, Framboise, a raspberry beer and Hoegaarden, a beer with flavours which include coriander and orange peel.
Germany has a wheat beer called Weissbeer which is light in colour and very refreshing. It is a beer with a lot of foam.
The Czech Republic has a dark beer called Gambrinus which is very popular. It is one of my favourite dark beers.
Ireland produces two very popular beers. They are Guiness, a strong dark beer and Kilkenny, a beer which is not as dark as Guiness and is very creamy.
Mexico has beers that are often enjoyed with lime. One such beer is Tecate. It is a light beer which is very refreshing on a hot day.
Scotland is the home of McEwan's Ale. It is a dark beer but tastes sweet with a hint of caramel.
Japan produces a very popular beer called Asahi Super Dry. It is a light beer which is undoubtedly the most famous of Japanese beers.
Many kinds of beer are produced all around the world. However, a few beers are so special that they distinguish themselves from the rest. The fruit-flavoured beers of Belgium, the wheat beer of Germany, and the sweet Scottish ale called McEwan's are examples of such beers.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
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