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Yeah I asked because for some reason it’s super popular but I don’t see the appeal. I much prefer Bavaria or Tuborg or Carlsberg. Haven’t tried that one!
As a Dane, I am deeply honoured that you would prefer a Tuborg or Carlsberg. Though I would advise you to try something better than that discount beer.
It doesn’t taste like beer really. . I drink it quite often though. Not too many good import beers in some asian countries, and that’s they one you can get in most corner stores.
I work in a brewery and we get people like that at every event we’re at. A lot of people simply equate lager to beer and everything else is weird or not real beer etc. Fact is weissbier is an older style than the modern lagers and people have been putting in fruit and stuff in beer for at least a thousand years.
Does any of my Europeans enjoy Kronenbourg Blanc?
It’s an okay summer beer, but I definitely prefer an Erdinger weissbier.
I prefer Maisel’s Weisse or Schneider Weisse
Yeah I asked because for some reason it’s super popular but I don’t see the appeal. I much prefer Bavaria or Tuborg or Carlsberg. Haven’t tried that one!
As a Dane, I am deeply honoured that you would prefer a Tuborg or Carlsberg. Though I would advise you to try something better than that discount beer.
Only with a bretzel though.
I enjoy it. Weihenstephaner Weissbier is my favourite though.
It doesn’t taste like beer really. . I drink it quite often though. Not too many good import beers in some asian countries, and that’s they one you can get in most corner stores.
It tastes like Weissbier, which is a type of beer. So it does indeed taste like beer.
I work in a brewery and we get people like that at every event we’re at. A lot of people simply equate lager to beer and everything else is weird or not real beer etc. Fact is weissbier is an older style than the modern lagers and people have been putting in fruit and stuff in beer for at least a thousand years.