Beer has been popular throughout history, and the most popular drink in the world today is no exception. With a $450 billion industry, beer is a ubiquitous and popular drink across the globe. But what makes some types of beer special? How about those from Japan, India, or Australia? Here are a few suggestions. And as always, don’t be afraid to experiment! After all, beer is not just a beverage for the Germans – you can find a local beer that tastes like it came straight from the brewery.
Norkus
If you’re looking for a unique beer that’s worth tasting, Norkus beer is a great choice. This German brew is made from a variety of ingredients, from spices to yeast, making it a delicious drink for any occasion. The brew is named for Norkus, a man who became a role model for the Hitler Youth. His biography, Der Hitlerjunge Quex, was even made into a film in 1933. Norkus was born into a working-class family in Berlin and joined the Hitler Youth sea scouts. Norkus’ father was injured in World War I and is said to have had Communist sympathies. Official Nazi biographies claim that he converted to the Nazi party as a result.
Balashi
If you want to try a delicious, award-winning beer, try a Balashi. It’s light golden in color and made at the Brouwerij Nacional Balashi. The brewery has won several awards from around the world for its brew, and its owner, Klaus Eckert, is a world-renowned brew master. He imports malt from Scotland and hops from Germany. The result is a beer that’s both award-winning and a world-leading brand.
Asahi
The Japanese government banned the sale of Asahi beer during the war, but it was reopened after the liberation. By the end of 2008, Asahi had about 50 percent of the “real” beer market, while Kirin had around 37.2%. The 2011 earthquake in Japan caused a large number of domestic beer sales to plummet, but Asahi’s exports to China and other overseas markets soared. Today, China is one of the world’s biggest markets for beer.
Tusker Lager
This amber-coloured ale is available in a variety of formats. You can buy it in 330-milliliter bottles, as well as 30 and 50-litre kegs. It’s also available in cans. Unlike other global beers, it’s not made in a single location, so you can buy it wherever you’d like. It’s made by a team of brewers who work closely with local farmers to produce quality products.
Pilsner Urquell
Since 1842, Pilsner Urquell has been brewing beer to please palates all over the world. Originally made in the Czech Republic, Pilsner Urquell influenced American brewing trends, and its great taste is still regarded as the king of beers. It is brewed using a combination of Czech water and home-malted barley, accompanied by native Saaz hops and Bavarian lager yeast.
Heineken
Heineken’s iLABS program encourages innovation throughout the company, which is particularly important in developing markets where the beer industry is competitive. The Brewhouse allows the company to create its own unique challenges to help it develop and enhance its products. The Brewhouse is responsible for Heineken’s global marketing strategy, with each territory having its own unique focus. To this end, the iLABS program has helped the company develop a variety of products that are not available to the general public.
Coors Light
There’s a very good reason to drink Coors Light beer. The high carbonation level makes the beer feel like carbonated mineral water, and its crisp, clean taste is refreshing. What makes this beer so refreshing is its unique blend of corn syrup and Rocky Mountain water. And because it is made with so few ingredients, you can enjoy a pint while watching football or relaxing with a book. But how do you tell if a Coors Light is the right choice for you? Here are a few suggestions.
