beer
Beer. What man doesn't like to see, touch, smell, taste, or write about beer. I personally feel it is what this country is based on(pilgrims came here to escape beer persecution but, that is a whole other topic of discussion.) There are so many different flavors and brands of beer on the market. Nonetheless, it was not hard for me to choose a couple for this present debate: what do individuals value in a beer? The two I have chosen just happen to be my favorites: Bass and Guiness. Personally, in a beer, I look for a couple of things. First, of course, is taste. This may sound self-defeating to some that have not acquired the taste for beer but, take it from a bartender, beer sells because people like the way it taste! What it all comes down to is what flavor or brand you are accustomed to. Although, I do see many people that stick to one particular brand, and are too reluctant to try something new. The second property I look for in a beer is build. Many beers on the market, I feel, are too flat. Especially light beers. They often seem water
head (bartender talk for the foam on top), and compliments any meal. Best of all it taste The solution is the best beer in the world: a Black and Tan. It is made just A beer with a nice flavor and build, amber colored, that is very smooth going down. I have yet to sell a coustomer a glass of Bass that did not like it. It forms a nice rich
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