• StarryPhoenix97@lemmy.world
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        25 days ago

        I said this a little higher up. Shower beer is one of those things that people who haven’t experienced it will look at you like you’re mad but Iykyk.

        (and you can’t JUST get in the shower with a beer. at the very least you should do it after hitting the gym. The physical exhaustion is a key component of the shower beer experience.)

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      26 days ago

      Funny story: When I was in college, my friends and I went on a ski trip over spring break. Being broke college students, we stayed at someone in the group’s brother’s apartment, who lived there. It was jam-packed, with 8 of us on the living room floor in sleeping bags. We were all heavy drinkers (college) and did a power hour after the slopes closed on one of the days. For anyone who doesn’t know, a power hour is one shot of beer every minute for an hour. It adds up to 90 Oz or 7.5 cans of beer over an hour. Since we were all sweaty from skiing, and there was only 1 shower, everyone was taking turns with the shower beers to keep up with the power hour. I puked right after finishing. Good times.

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    26 days ago

    Feierabendbier!

    That’s what happens en-masse in Germany in the early havening.

    Everyone goes to a corner shop to buy a bottle of cold beer, enters the metro train, opens the beer bottle and drinks it in the metro on the way home.

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        It is, in some places and to some extent.

        Until year 2009, the Berlin transportation’s rules said “Disturbing use of alcohol is prohibited in public transportation.” …meaning that non-diaturbing use was allowed. The new rule dropped the word “Disturbing”, meaning that the procedure is now no longer allowed.

        But, the last time I was in Berlin, a few years ago, I was relieved to see that the tradition still lives on. I bet there are cities where it’s still outright allowed to this day! But even where it isn’t, it’s still being done.

        Plus, people do drink their Feierabendbier in parks and benches. And often simply first thing after coming home. But Feierabendbier, the concept of drinking a bottle of beer ASAP after the end of your working day, is still alive and kicking indeed!

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        25 days ago

        When I was explaining my German friend that there is no alcohol allowed (technically) on the campus in France, he replied: “What?! I was drinking beer all the time during my studies, why do you even study if you can drink in the morning?!”

        Don’t you worry, during my masters in France I was borderline alcoholic. We find ways.

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    26 days ago

    The sleeper - the beer that you’ve never heard of, has a shitty label, but tastes like the nectar of the gods. You will never see it again, but will think about it for weeks

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          That’s it and their website lists where I can buy it nearby. Apparently they carry it in stores I didn’t check.

          Thank you!

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      25 days ago

      Lagunitas Aunt Sally. a beer that I had exactly once, was maybe my favorite ever, and I tried for two years to find again before learning it was a seasonal that’s been discontinued

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      Last summer we rode our bikes to a pub nearby and I had the best fucking blueberry cream ale that I’d ever tasted in my life. I had just worked up a sweat on my bike, and the beer was cool, creamy, and sweet. Like Jesus just came in my mouth.

      Went back a few weeks later and tried to order one, only to be told they have rotating taps and no longer had it.

      The bartender didn’t know what it was called. I’ve never seen a blueberry cream ale anywhere else. I’m gonna be chasing that dragon for the rest of my life.

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      I still remember the beers I drank on an overland trip from Germany through Poland & the Baltics to Belarus. Some of them were exactly like that. Just local breweries, no chance to ever find them again.

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    26 days ago

    Summit beer.

    Nothing like climbing a mountain and cracking open a warm one on the top.

    There’s a direct correlation between altitude and improvement of taste.

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      This is because your taste buds become less sensitive at low pressure, and your ability to process alcohol decreases.

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      25 days ago

      cracking open a warm one

      You demon! If it’s not cold, I am being trolled!

  • I_Has_A_Hat@lemmy.world
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    River or lake beer. Beer that has been in an ice chest for a few hours and you enjoy while tubing, kayaking, swimming, motor boating, etc. on a river or lake.

    It is important to note that this is NOT the same as a beach beer OR fishing beer; which are similar, but distinctly different beers for reasons I can’t fully explain.

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    25 days ago

    The “first warm day of spring and all the terraces on the old market square are packed but you managed to snag a table” beer.

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    25 days ago

    Father and son first beer together

    Also only known well after the fact: the last one …

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    The “This group of friends are all moving to different areas of the county and we may never all get together again” beer