Beer Tasting Basics Everyone Should Know
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ส.ค. 2024
- Tasting Basics Everyone Should Know with a BJCP Master Judge. Join us as we take you through a full tasting demonstration led by John Tull, BJCP Master Judge and beer lover! We'll be evaluating a beer from one of our favorite breweries, Heretic Brewing Company, and speaking to the finer points of tasting and judging beer.
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I don't really enjoy beer, but was sipping on a saggy stone desert lager while watching this. The flavour was remarkably similar to what they were describing in the ipa.
This vid helped to enjoy different aspects of the beer, many that i wouldn't usually consider. It's usually just a matter of "chugging it down" with a lot of effort. This may single-handedly help to progress toward liking it some day. For now, it has made taking down the soggy stone a bit easier. (This being one of the better beers I've had, or at least not as unpleasant)
Sipping slowly and letting the flavour roll over the entire tongue. Gathering different flavours before swallowing. Noticing the tail-end burn and numbness of the tongue. The aftertaste isn't as bad as it usually would be.
Right now, the only difficult part is swallowing, due to holding it in the mouth a bit longer. After a couple of smaller sips, that part isn't too bad either.
After all of that, even gulping down a bit isn't as bad as it usually would be. There's still a long way to go before I'll enjoy beer in general, but this makes it not an entirely unpleasant experience until then. Thanks and have a great day :)
Haha! We're glad it helped at least to make the beer enjoyable! Never had that one, but remember that the key to drinking beer is drinking what you like! Tasting helps A LOT with that, so cheers and drink something that you love!
Beginner homebrewer here. This is just what I needed, thank you!
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching! Cheers!
Great video. The skill of tasting & analyzing beer can really help improve your homebrews. Cheers from Massachusetts!
Thanks for watching, Jeff! You are absolutely right, being able to analyze your beer can really help you improve your beer and process. Cheers!
I used to be a wine drinker but some wines have a higher sugar content than beer. I would always get headaches. I have to drink so much water. I don’t really like mix drinks for that reason. I have a few that I love. But when I moved to Oregon and started going to this pub after work I got hooked on beer. The group I was in, would bring me samples of different beers that were made of different grains, flavors and hops. I was hooked. I still prefer beer over wine especially with food.
Great video. Headed to a local brewery in an hour. Cheers.
Cheers! Thanks for watching!
Great channel, cheers!
Thanks! Brew On!
greetings from germany, i enjoyed the video!
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!!
Nice review, but the background music is annoying.
I thought ipa was Indian pale ale not American... "apa" I thought was just called pale ale?
There are a few different styles wrapped up in those descriptions. American IPA, or American India Pale Ale, as well as American Pale Ale also known as APA or just Pale Ale. They are all right, just different semantics.
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What’s stand for IPA ?
India Pale Ale
I never really understood the popularity of the IPA honestly, whats behind that? Cuz most IPAs have this tangy not pleasant taste in it that is so sour that it almost tastes bitter.
I love sour beers and adore kriek beers, but i cant handle that taste flavor of the IPA... weirdest point being that i love Tripel beers! I think dry hopping spoils it for me