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Steven Coulson
Steven has been drinking beers, wines and spirits for decades and has a propensity to go about them at length after a few drinks.
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Finding the Perfect Beer for Those Who Prefer a Milder Taste
Are you new to the world of beer and find the bitterness of certain brews unappealing? You’re not alone! Many beginners face the same challenge when exploring the diverse offerings of this popular beverage. If you’ve ever felt out of place at a social gathering because of your beer preferences, you might be on the path to discovering some refreshing options that suit your taste.
As someone who doesn’t consume beer often, I understand the hesitance that comes with exploring new brands and flavors. My initial experience at a lakeside party at 19 involved a Coors Light, but I found it lacking in appeal. Now, as I approach my late twenties, I’m eager to refine my palate and find a beer that doesn’t leave me with a lingering bitterness.
If bitterness isn’t your style, there are plenty of options to consider. Light lagers and wheat beers, for instance, are typically designed to be smooth and crisp, making them incredibly accessible for those new to beer. You might also explore fruit-infused varieties or lighter ales, both of which often provide a pleasant sweetness without overwhelming bitterness.
Remember, developing a taste for beer, like any other acquired taste, takes time. If you can get accustomed to diet soda, there’s no reason you can’t find a beer that you enjoy as well. Don’t hesitate to explore the fascinating world of craft breweries; many specialize in creating flavorful options that cater to those seeking a gentler introduction to beer.
So what are you waiting for? Venture out, ask your bartender for recommendations, and be open to tasting different styles. You might just discover a new favorite that enhances your social experiences and helps you feel more connected at gatherings. Cheers to your beer journey!