Food and beer matching is relatively new to many people. Real ale sales are increasing in pubs against big commercial lagers, showing an appetite for more complex flavours, but restaurants are still less likely to stock or to recommend beers to accompany their food. As a Beer Sommelier, it’s one of my jobs to promote beer as a complement to food. You’ll be amazed at how often a beer works better than a wine with certain dishes.
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Greet the season with five robust ales and lagers that stand up to both sweet and savory dishes For as long as humans have brewed beer, they have also crafted special ales and lagers for holiday feasts and...... Read Post
Lagers, ales, and stouts add flavor and carbonation to mixed drinks. Below are five tasty ipples, in order of complexity. Many beer enthusiasts, like oenophiles and Scotch lovers, believe in the purity of their drink and don't welco... Read Post
Everything you need to know about matching meals with lager, ale, stout, and other beers For centuries, if you asked a restaurant server in any mid-range o upscale American eatery what drink to pair with a certain dish, he'd bring o... Read Post