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I used to think I didn’t like beer, until I tried it in Germany. Now I just seek that style out.
I’ve also had an anger inducing moment when a forum debater claimed Government regulation always harms industries. I pointed to German beer, which in part remains fantastic because it has regulations to avoid devolving it into American slop. The damn liar pivoted directly into claiming their beer is terrible.
Have you tried Belgian stuff yet? Also highly regarded.
I think so, yeah; not as though the quality stops right at Germany's borders, several other European countries can follow the same style very well.
Can't stand Belgian beer. Coriander is disgusting and they use SO MUCH of it. Tastes like a god damn headache.
You've been drinking the wrong beligian beers friend. There's a lot more to Belgian beer than a coriandered hoegaarden.
Try a trippel next time you get a chance. Or if you're into hops Duvel is divine.
Tripels also contain coriander, but Duvels do not.