Actually, many people consider Guinness to be an acquired taste; that is, few people like it the first time they try it. The special flavor qualities that make it unique often turn people off the first few times they have it until they develop a liking to it. There are a few things that contribute to Guinness's unique flavor, not the least of which is sour beer -- yikes! It's hard to believe, but about three percent of every new batch of Guinness is sour Guinness -- beer that has been boiled down to about half of its initial volume and then "vinegarized." Also, if you've ever had the pleasure of drinking Guinness Extra Stout on draught, then you've experienced that incredible rich, creamy head that never seems to dissipate. They get that by using special Guinness taps that inject nitrogen gas into the beer, which, together with the the carbon dioxide carbonation, create the most unique head known to man. A common misconception about Guinness is that it's a heavy beer. It's not, really. There are far fewer calories in a pint of Guinness than many other genuinely heavy beers.
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Self-rising flour, beer and a little sugar make an easy, tasty quick bread that serves as a fine accompaniment to hearty entrees.source and recipe: http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Beer-Bread-I/Detail.aspx
13g of carbs! 150g of calories! Its tasty, but not something to drink if you want to lose weights for sure!
A rootcell or empliashs its Latic Name means to grow roots in your liver, which make tasty beer yum.
Yes, you can mix Kahlua with root beer for a unique and tasty drink. The rich coffee flavor of Kahlua complements the sweetness and carbonation of root beer, creating a refreshing cocktail. Serve it over ice for a delightful twist on traditional root beer floats. Enjoy responsibly!
A popular choice for mixing with root beer to create a delicious cocktail is spiced rum. The combination of the sweet and spicy flavors of spiced rum complements the rich and creamy taste of root beer, resulting in a tasty and refreshing drink.
My mother-in-law called it "Belgium Beef Stew". It was made with beef, onion and beer. She coated the stew meat in some seasoned flour, then browned the meat in a heavy pot. She then added about 3 onions, sliced, then poured a bottle (or 2) of beer into the pan, simmering until the meat was tender. I prefer the taste of a darker beer in the stew, but it's tasty with all beer.
To make a delicious and flavorful dish using beer baked chicken, marinate the chicken in a mixture of beer, herbs, and spices for at least an hour before baking. Then, bake the chicken in the oven until it is cooked through and the skin is crispy. Serve the beer baked chicken with a side of roasted vegetables or a fresh salad for a complete and tasty meal.
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Beer is not a wine. Wine is made from the juice of fermented fruits, beer is made from grains, malt, hops, and water. Although both beverages are yeast fermented and have lower alcohol percentages that distilled spirits, their similarities end there. Wine has alcohol percentages between 12-18%, beer between 4-8%. Beer is made mostly of water, wine contains no water. Even fruit lambics, which are beers with fermented with fruit, do not classify as wines, but they do classify as darn tasty.