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Well researched sir! I’ve been drinking Duvel since the early 1980’s. Back then, it was re-fermented in the bottle and you had to pour it slowly to avoid the dregs. It wasn’t considered so “premium” then and it was stacked in Belgian supermarkets in crates. My family is Flemish origin (WW1 wounded soldier evacuated to England) and Belgian beers are in my genes.

Most expensive beer I've never heard of.

Pacifico and Seafood pair perfectly.

🎉❤🇵🇭♥️

I hate Harp.

It’s better on Tap.

Great video! I love drinking hazy ipas out of teku glasses.

southeast asian hispanic is the right term

Great video with awesome info. In future videos, you might want to make your visual aids last longer to the audience. All the glasses you showed were on screen for about 1.5 sec. You do a great job presenting yourself while you speak but I came here to learn about the glasses not watch you speak. lol… In all seriousness, great video man. I look forward to future content from you.

Spent a sunny spring in Bavaria, Austria & Czech. German and Austrian beers are 10. Just stunning. I would love to go back. Czech beers... 11. Off the charts.

Very informative & knowledgeable video by the presenter.

I do prefer Heineken from the can

Pronounced "hoof broy".....

31 July 2024, 😷.🤐 hours after Belgium revisited Japan and West Europe (by F Langdon · 1983 · Cited by 3) 3-0, inside “a venue with a rich history: the only venue in France to host the Olympic Games for the second time” (Paris 2024). Could Japan's “1.5%” (Nippon Nov 25, 2019) be seen “slowing documentations or failing to approve applications” (F Langdon) of the Venom of Venus (Artist: Powerwolf, Genre: Metal) and her Igutu’s residency visas? Inside Chimay Brewery (Founded September 19 1862, 162 years ago)!?!? 31 July 1522 Charles II de Croÿ (d. Quiévrain, 24 June 1551) was Seigneur de Croÿ, 2nd Duke of Aarschot, 3rd Prince of Chimay and 3rd Count of Beaumont. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chimay_Brewery www.jstor.org/stable/45315219 en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_II_de_Cro%C3%BF www.nippon.com/en/japan-data/h00597/a-timeline-of-christianity-in-japan.html www.jstor.org/stable/45315219 www.jstor.org/stable/45315219 genius.com/Powerwolf-venom-of-venus-lyrics olympics.com/en/paris-2024/schedule/hockey?day=31-july

Are you abel to keep inserted images a shorter amount of time? This is too long and just confuses me... I would rather watch you talking about a glass and try to imagine it than looking at photo and listening about it.

Umm, you might want to give your glasses a bit of a clean, a proper 'beer clean.' Those bubbles attached to the sides are a clear indication of dirty glassware. It can have a huge negative impact on the beer, as you can see by how quickly the head/foam of your pours dissipates.

Nice. Watch how we make Eritrean beer on my channel

Absolutely. Delicious.

It’s very good beer it tastes clean like the water they use makes it different 🎉

There are many many other beers available here, but why mess around with others when you can get a lovely local for a good price ? If you don't mind spending a bit more, try the Cerveza Negra from San Miguel. This is da' bomb !

I really love asahi when eating certain foods like meat or fish.

Too me no one there really looks like people from Latin America but they do look Similar in a way to the native Indios of Latin America but mestizo filoinos do look like mestizos from Latin Ameica but not all many will still show there Asian side still in the face

Why is Modelo so popular if it doesn’t have much flavor?

Modern society needs more of these Trappists ideals.

Even an american here looks spaniard

Good episode -- thanks for Part 1 and Part 2 of this! My favorite personal beer glass is the Spiegelau stout glass, which you covered. Bought one of these at Goodwill a few years ago, and after doing research and identification, discovered the difference it makes in the taste of stouts and porters. Kind of amazing. To me, anyway. Elevates the entire experience of drinking these beers. Just my two cents.

This is a really casual take on Trappists please do more research

Ycaza was Filipino (Hispano-Filipino or what was then termed 'insulares'). In 1889, 'Filipino' was only a term used for Spaniards born in the Philippines. The indigenous people were referred to as 'Indio' but we ourselves referred to each other by our ethnicity (Tagalog, Visaya, Ilocano etc.) The San Miguel Corporation for its first 80yrs was controlled and run by the great 'mestizo' families. Spain's oldest brewery, Estrella in Barcelona, was only a decade before San Miguel in Philippines. Beer drinking, which was more popular in Northern Europe, only started to become widespread in Southern and South West Europe in the late 19th C. Before that, wine, eau de vie, gin and anisette type drinks were more popular in those regions. 'Anisado' or 'Anis de mono' were popular in Philippines before beer and whiskey (So much so that Philippine Anisado won awards in expositions in Spain.) Although San Miguel Spain gives the impression that they've been brewing since 1890, this isn't true. The first Spanish SM breweries were not established before the 50s. San Miguel Beer at one point was the only beer consistently available across East and SE Asia. Sorry, I stress the Filipino origin because the company and it's executives kept to the Philippines even after the Revolution and Spain's defeat to the US and never called it anything but beer from the Philippines.

Great, only, if you pour it do not touch your glass with the bottle. I do miss this Duvel, Geuzes and Lambics sometimes because I stopped drinking alcohol. Cheers!

Chang gave me stomache.

excellent my first beer London Pride at 16 yrs old -

Have you tried Orion beer? It's one of the harder to find Jpn beers.

Find Heineken much sweeter.

U forgot the san miguel superdry. That's the best san Miguel beer

I found out after moving to Japan from Slovakia, that Asahi owns some of the most popular breweries in my country too

There is one more beer I wish you included on the list. It's Habesha beer

I like Duvel but there are other great beers too like Chimay, Trappist etc. I don't like the Duvel Tripel Hop though, it's after taste reminds me of metal (hard to describe).

I approuve your video but next time please use the right Glass , i give you a pass on this one, no reporting to the Belgian authorities will be done.Thank's for showing our favorite beer . Greetings from Belgium.

Thank's to taste our Belgian beer Duvel it's a great beer , my favorite since my teenage years. There one beer that i order every year the Trappiste Westvleteren not easy to get, to have this trapist beer you must order it directly from the Saint-Sixte abbey and it's brazed by the monks. We have over 350 different beer in the country . Greetings from belgium.

hehe. this was fun

Best Korea? North Korea

first off ,if you wanna drink duvel use the duvel glass not a random glass you start tapping it at 45° or even bit flatter and slowly straight up at the end. Question? do you know why duvel has small ¨bubles¨still going up in the middle of the glass. Answer. There is a litle scratch at the bottom of the glass.

Guinness glass with a Guinness beer please

the fact that you have more than 50% of your glass is filled with foam is becouse you're pouring it the wrong way. Start keeping the glass 45° and let the beer glide along the side of the glass. while you keep on pouring you turn the glass slowly straight up and the last of the beer left in your bottle you trow it into the glass to make the fome rize up to a 2 finghers thick layer.

Sapporo is bomb

Awesome video once again! I have tried most of these being a Japanese beer guy and you definitely had a very similar experience as I did when trying all of these. I truly feel like Asahi is good and unique. Definitely a good beer. Sapporo is ALWAYS a solid close second as well but much more bite to it I would say. As for Kirin... It is a shame because branding wise... I think they have the coolest posters and logo but I totally agree with you that there was just SOMETHING off with that one particular flavor in their flagship beer. Difficult to fully explain but it was not good when compared to Asahi and Sapporo.

VERY good info in this video... You are definitely well read on these topics! ... PS.... LOVE the posters at 3:01... !

Hey Chris…just found you and I’ve really been enjoying your videos, I’m working my way through them now. I don’t see a Sierra Nevada video though….I saw you said you’re not a fan of IPAs, but hopefully you’ll consider trying a few of their beers out. Keep up the great work

22 oz can of Sapporo Reserve is my favorite non Tripel beer. That can alone is to be celebrated. It's bullet proof. One thing that should be known is the consistency of taste and quality of all their beers.. So many beers in so many places in town and around the globe I've never had an off one even when I couldn't get it refrigerated.

One thing I love about your reviews is that you like every single beer so far. I mean, you show your preferences, you explain what's going on about every beer you taste and why you rank them higher or lower. But you show no disrespect to them and that speaks loud about how much you love beer. Cheers!!