You walk into a strange pub and order your usual pint of Bud shite with sprinkles but they tell you they don't serve it. The barman points to the drinks list but you don't recognise any of the brands.
How do you choose?
I get the cheapest
I get the one with the best name
I go for a style I like
I go for the highest alcohol content
I go for the lowest alcohol content
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When ordering drinks if they don't have your brand how do you choose?
In a new pub with unknown brands, I treat it like a little adventure 🍺
I usually start by choosing the beer style rather than the brand. If I’m in the mood for something light, I’ll go for a lager or pilsner. For more flavor, I’ll ask for a pale ale or IPA, or a stout if I want something richer.
If they have anything local or on tap, I pick that first. Many of my best drinks were unknown local brews I tried this way, like a tiny craft lager I once discovered in a backstreet Tokyo bar that tasted way better than any big-brand beer.
Let's try the Preseli Bohenian pilsner... since I'm told I was looking for a Bud, this would be a Czech beer... Czechs also make Budvar which is a bit like Budweiser but a touch better as many refer to Budweiser as "near frozen gnat's piss", so by roundabout association which bears no logic...
Well… that depends on my mood. If i’m looking to get right pissed, i order whatever has the most alcohol and two shots of whiskey. If i’m gonna nursing and/or eating, i might start with a pale or fruit forward ale. If i’m just sipping and enjoying the ambiance, i am usually safe with a lager, kolsch or pilsner.
I like black beers like guinness stout. What I'd do, is get a shot of something else on tap and choose from the style I like best. If nothing tastes right, it's water or a mixed drink.
Odds of them having nothing is low given I've had more than one bartender telling me about mixing drinks given my sessions will always include whisk (e) y but have included cider, vodka, port and cognac,
I tell him the bartender to give me Jamison neat with whatever beer chaser they think goes best with it. I don't have time to deal with 30 beers I don't know. LOL
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In a new pub with unknown brands, I treat it like a little adventure 🍺
I usually start by choosing the beer style rather than the brand. If I’m in the mood for something light, I’ll go for a lager or pilsner. For more flavor, I’ll ask for a pale ale or IPA, or a stout if I want something richer.
If they have anything local or on tap, I pick that first. Many of my best drinks were unknown local brews I tried this way, like a tiny craft lager I once discovered in a backstreet Tokyo bar that tasted way better than any big-brand beer.