Beertails - The Rise of Beer Based Cocktails
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Traditionally, beer and cocktails, various units.
You might order a martini, or a good stout, but would you have ever considered ordering a stoutini? Well, apparently, modern drinkers are broadening their palates by a considerable bit - beer is now one of the most popular bases for cocktails.
What is this story? First, this trend bears no resemblance to the famous boilermaker - c is more than.
Mixologists (those masters of the art of cocktail crafting) are always on the lookout for new additions to their recipes, and it seems that the wide range of different beers out there can serve quite well.
Don't mistake this for an American-born trend, either.
They're apparently very common.
You'll find beer cocktails that do nothing more than combine beer with fruit juice, which isn't all that new.
The second category is blending beers - it's not really a cocktail so much as a beer suicide (a beer-i-cide?) that combines two different, but complimentary beers.
The most startling category is the one that combines beer with liquors.
You will find that different beers better blend with various liqueurs.
For example, it seems that an IPA can be paired quite well with some rums, while gin might go well with a blond ale.
One of the most interesting combinations make headlines here in recent times, Busch Beer.
This combines Berliner Weisse with gin and blackberry liqueur.
While the sound may not appeal to everyone, it's nice to see innovation in the.
The blending and blurring of the lines between beer and cocktails is actually a good thing.
Normally Beer Army would never condone such actions but if it is a gateway to bringing new craft beer drinkers into the fold, then is that such a bad thing?
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Dustin Canestorp
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