Wednesday, 2 September 2015

Beck's

This time around we go to Germany
Do you know about the German Beer Purity Laws?

If you don’t I’ll quickly fill you in...

The purity laws of 1516 state that beer should only be made using barley, water and hops (yeast was later added to the list) fortunately for beer drinkers the laws are still being followed (Otaru Beer), a fine example of this is Becks, Germany’s #1 (exported) beer.

The Beck's Brewery in Bremen, Germany
Beck’s Brewery in Northern Germany has been pumping out quality beer since 1873 and as globalisation goes it is no longer owned locally.

The beer I’m talking about is their main product, simply called Beck’s, a German style Pilsner.


Beck’s reaches around ninety countries and is one of Germany’s five best rated beers.

"To drink or not to drink?"
In 1998, Beck’s Beer won gold at the World Beer Cup Awards.

The logo on the label (a silver key on a red shield) is the coat of arms of Bremen – where the Beck’s Brewery is located in Germany. Although international Beck’s is now often brewed out of country.

Interesting choice for a label...
The beer has mixed reviews online (which I wouldn’t take too seriously because every beer I research has the same old people moaning about it). Truth is I was pretty excited to try this beer properly (for the Blog) and was very pleased with it.

Subliminal: Drink Beck's!


A downside to it being an international beer no longer being brewed in Germany for Australian drinkers it carries with it that little bit extra on the price as opposed to mainstream Australian beers.





I would suggest if you want to drink something different or get a close enough taste of what beer is supposed to taste like (referring to the purity laws) then get some Beck’s and try for yourself.

Beer (insert Homer Simpson drool)
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Writing about German Beer reminds me of the Beerfest movie, here is a short clip of some of it:
(Caution, contains coarse language etc.)

Another approved beer by Dave
Above all else, please drink responsibly.

Cheers,


Dave =)

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