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[Adventurer]

I am trying to see how foreigners perceive Korean beer taste wise.
Do people of certain nationalities tend to dislike it more. I could put like, as I am sure there are those who like it. I have nothing against people like it. I have talked to some who like the stuff. I do like the Cass Red which is new and Stout, but I generally don't fancy Korean beer, and wanted to see how it is generally received by Koreans and foreigners on Dave's.

[wo buxihuan hanguoren]

I'm a Saffer, and I don't mind it.

Mind you, South African beer is not that good unless on tap I think. Kinda weird as South African Breweries is something like the second-largest beer company/producer in the world or some crap.

[safeblad]

worst thread ever

[Tiger Beer]

[butlerian]

Bizarre nationality offerings.

[merkurix]

There needs to be a poll option for those who don't mind it. I don't mind it at all. In fact, IMHO I think it tastes much better than the cheap, mass-produced American brews back at home like Bud, Coors, or Magnum malt liquor.

But again, just like music and TV shows, everyone's taste is different.

[butlerian]

[Boodleheimer]

i never met an american who actually *liked* brands like Bud, etc. my friends and family are all microbrew people.

[ajgeddes]

[Dev]

I think Korean beer tastes the way it does in part to the fact that Koreans rarely seem to just enjoy a beer on its own. There's always some food involved and I think most of the food they eat goes best with light beer - especially the fruit.

[Saxiif]

American microbrews produce the best variety of good beer in the world, hard to come to Korea after that Well at least I can get 630cc bottles of Tsingtao for 1,800 won. That's drinkable...

But if you really hate Asian beer, ya gotta homebrew.

[Privateer]

Every country I've been to has managed to come up with a nice drinkable beer except South Korea. Even North Korea's come up with Daedong Mekju. Even North Korea!!!

[Adventurer]

[jajdude]

[Tiger Beer]