Americans Try Different European Beers For the FIRST Time (Part 2)

[@jakubmikolaj]

About Perła - 'Ł' in polish is pronounced like 'W' in english. And the brand name literally means 'a pearl'.

[@Drew-Dastardly]

Perła Mocne aka Perla Black is my favourite it has to be said. Not a session beer.

[@chadjcrase]

We don't get Perla in Australia, or even Zywiec anymore. We do get the occasional Baltic Porter though.

[@TheBaraful]

nice,love how it has same meaning in my language too,gona love slavic languages.❤

[@edgardobassi4864]

@@TheBaraful In Italian too!

[@grzegorzkowalik6297]

​@@chadjcrasewhy?

[@zinstonehead]

I love how this beer project brings the whole family together. .-)

[@stijnvanderveken]

you guys ever considered coming to Europe to visit a couple of beer festivals or special beer pubs and film a couple of episodes there? I think your going to love the experience. I know a few pubs here in Belgium serving over 300 kinds of beers. And each beer has it's own glass here in Belgium

[@nemoksa]

To say cheers in Lithuanian is ' Į Sveikatą ' which means ' to good health ' basically. Also Hello from Lithuania and out of the 3 Lithuanian beers you had I personaly like the Volfas-Engelman, the Ekstra is ok but I myself really don't like Baltas. For me the flavor and aftertaste of it is MEH!

[@theoteddy9665]

well thats some beers😂 na zdraví!🙋🇨🇿btw we open beer with another beer😂

[@phonebone81]

Hi @IWrocker - yes you`re a great tasting crew and it`s very nice to see your face turns from white to red ,Ian 🤭! Here in Germany, the opener of the last polish beer tasting is called a “Beugelbuddel” = swing top bottle. The most famous Beugelbuddelbeer is Flensburger beer and my favorite beugelbuddelbeer is Altenmünster. All the best wishes from hamburg (germany) and thanks for sharing - beer drinkers are the nicest peolpe on earth 😉

[@liamstrange4939]

I really love all of you guys such a great harmony between you all ❤

[@ChokyoDK]

We have a lot of micro breweries in Denmark as well as larger national ones. Carlsberg is basically the only one sold internationally. Here's a few of the more local brands: Tuborg, Ceres, Fuglsang, Jacobsen, Royal, Ørbæk, Thisted and many more.

[@heavymonster1501]

I was visiting Köpenhagen last spring and I have to say danish beer is pretty good 👍 tuborg was number one for me

[@Milo-v1u]

Pedro, the classiest for opening beer bottles. You guys are all super cool. "Santé!" from Belgium

[@czechgop7631]

35:54 You can tell it's a Czech lion because it has two tails. It's like a national symbol

[@zinstonehead]

Yes. But I'm starting to think that almost all the beers we export to America are crap. For example, I have never even heard of this beer and I really like beer. :-D

[@foxfire0ne]

​@@zinstonehead Same, never heard of it either. Had to Google it and it seems to be for expert only

[@TheRezro]

@@zinstonehead TBH Czechs have a lot of local brands.

[@club8040]

you've started your own pub there gentlemen🍻🍺

[@dennischristensen3641]

Hey @IWrocker love from Denmark here, very funny videos 😊 Next time you drink Danish beer, please drink something else, then a booring Carlsberg! 😂 Try a Limfjords Porter if you like dark beer, which has won a lot of awards and is, the best Danish beer, in my humble opinion 😁

[@Diecastclassicist]

Every beer I’ve tried so far from Weihenstephaner has been delicious - lager, Hefeweizen, helles…. They call themselves the world’s oldest brewery - since 1040. You should try their hefe, it’s wonderful!

[@jarls5890]

Fun fact: St Peter stiftkeller in Salzburg (Austria) - a tavern open to this day - had by the time of the founding of Weihenstephaner been open for 237 years already!

[@Diecastclassicist]

@@jarls5890 wow!

[@herrkulor3771]

Sorry skal means shell. It is pronounced skoul. Skål

[@johnp8131]

Interesting? Not seen that version of Perla in the UK, we tend to mainly see the one in a green tin, which is 6% ABV and the even stronger Perla Mochna. Both are very decent beers. Carlsberg is popular in the UK but......most of it is brewed here under licence and is a poor weakened copy of a very average macro lager.

[@TheMetalGBG]

Pedro dresses like a rockstar !" I have a sneaky feeling he is a beer veteran in disguise!

[@TangerineTulip]

Impeccable fashion sense, the style 🤴 king 😊

[@wernerrodiger3575]

It is fun, watching you all testing beers from other countries. Prost from Germany 😊

[@jimmiekarlsson4458]

Skål ! From Sweden

[@lepeotmit]

@@jimmiekarlsson4458 Prost! From Germany :D

[@alexandrupatru2892]

Noroc from Romania!

[@Snaakie83]

Proost from the Netherlands! 🍻

[@lepeotmit]

@@alexandrupatru2892 I know saying 'prost' sounds extremely weird to you :D

[@Bogart401]

To bad you havent tried no Dutch beers. If you ever come across Grolsch(The are famous for there bottle openere they invented, but i see that the polish brand has a similair opening), Brand (yes the brand's name is Brand), Alfa(Royal Dutch beer brewed with natural local spring water) or Hertog Jan, you must definetly try them.

[@MrLarsgren]

yikes. imo carlsberg is the worst to represent danish beer. only good thing about carlsberg is that it was them who invented the beer yeast most breweries use today. if you want strong beers then the black giraffe beer from albani is at 10% think the strongest we have to offer is Keine Hexerei from Frederikshavn bryghus at 24% my favorite is one called hancock black from the brewery hancock. a dark beer that goes well with food too.

[@suicidalbanananana]

Carlsberg suffers from the same problem as Heineken, they make beers that are meant to be sold across the entire world, so (for lack of a better description) they go for a combination of the most commonly wanted flavors, what that gets you is a beer that most people across the world will certainly be okay with, but also a beer that very few people would prefer over something "less globalized" I'm from NL and i only really drink Heineken when it's the only option, otherwise i avoid it. It's certainly not a bad beer but it's not all that noteworthy either, Carlsberg same thing & there are a few more beers like that, they essentially got "too successful" so it really just becomes a "bland" beer.

[@liamstrange4939]

😂not the best out there

[@liamstrange4939]

Home beers are normally better when they export them its like a shadow of the original

[@herrkulor3771]

I can't imagine drinking another beer crossing the Öresund.

[@Tetrahedonism]

Hilarious that we dont consider this good beer but just pilsner wich is not even beer in Europe from my perspective

[@suicidalbanananana]

Can i just say it's kinda cute to me how Ian and Pedro often have the same beer preference 😉👍

[@svenpedersen9140]

Thanks for trying a danish beer (I am danish). Yea the most known danish export beers are Carlsberg and Tuborg. We are known for drinking beer but not for making the best in the world although we are not bad at it (not last for sure). So the points make sense... you guys got better at it ! I will insult my fellow danes by saying that all of my favorite beers are from Belgium.

[@skodass1]

Also the reason for the bubbles on the side when pouring the Carlsberg is because the glasses isnt clean (you already had the Baltas in em). And Carlsberg is a huge sponsor in the world of football (or soccer to you American heathens). And its pronounced skool.

[@raymondhardy8468]

Liverpool and Carlsberg are the main ones in Football

[@Mermiam]

Dunno how I got here but Pedro may be my new favourite person. Hi from the UK.

[@JerRou89]

I take my had off for señor Pedro! He know's his stuff!

[@Tetrahedonism]

Drinking a Italian India pale ale in Swiss while watching Americans try German and European beers😂 (Edit: i would love to hear your opinion on American and Canadian double IPA's and West Coast IPA's wich are extremely Popular in the countries where you got those beers from. We are now at the point that every company loving brewing is trying to produce real American craft beer wich is still considered better that what you got to try today😮)

[@daniellichtner6907]

like the idea of an official chart (and a viewer chart) so we can see which beer was already tested and ranked so we can see what wasnt recommended. Im really getting into expending my beer horizon i like how everything tastes different. Im also really into polish beer u should test tyskie, zubr and warka strong (the regular is alright too) and kozel from czech republic and allgäuer büble from germany if u havent already.

[@L.RangerFord]

Pedro the Buckle opener 🤠

[@michaelhahn6955]

Yes, it's nice to see - he is the only beer bottle expert. My grandpa was a bricklayer, he could open bottles so quickly with a trowel that's unheard of. Here they say: You have to open the bottle with a newspaper or a banana.

[@herrkulor3771]

In denmark you can recognize the beer strength on the container. Green is normal, then black is stronger. Then Elephant is Gold.

[@mikaelwerner8146]

Tuborg is much better than Carlsberg 🍻🍺

[@herrkulor3771]

My opinion is opposite, as I don't like pilsners.

[@alexmashkin863]

I'd hardly be able to tell a difference, both very bad :-))

[@mikaelwerner8146]

@@herrkulor3771 iPrefer an ale or an whete beer But i still think an real Tuborg in an bottle is great

[@mikaelwerner8146]

@@alexmashkin863 there is an reason why we can choose between thousands of beer everyone have their own taste

[@jimmiekarlsson4458]

I agree with u . Tuborg is also better than garbage like Heiniken from the Netherlands. I mostly stick to our Swedish beer however, mainly "Three hearts " or beer from Visby´s brewery on Gotland. Nils oscar from Nyköping also make good Swedish beer. Im not that in to Danish beer what so ever, Sweden, Germany, Czech Republic, and even brewerys from USA like Sierra nevada or brooklyn brewery makes better beer than every single Danish beer i tried so far.,

[@michaelhahn6955]

07:45 -- Carlsberg (Pilsener) tastes best fresh from the tap. It's nothing out of a can or bottle. The next time taste try "Carlsberg Elephant" (strong beer with 7.2/7.5% or 10% alc.). I like "Tuborg Pilsener" or "Faxe Lager Øl" (1-Litre-can!) from Denmark. Greetings from Northern Germany (typically drinkimg "Jever" or "Flensburger")! 🙂

[@sefribu4159]

I was about to suggest the "Faxe", too. I want to see their faces when there´s the 1-litre-grenade in front of them. 😉 Plus it actually makes for a pretty decent beer, though i prefer Krombacher or Veltins myself. Flens is ok. Jever is "too bitter" for my palate. Prost from western Germany! And btw: Pedro ABSOLUTLY is the pourking! Considering the ice in the beer: Let me quickly get my torch and pitchfork. The pyre is already built!

[@Motorheadbanger1000]

RØD TUBORG

[@HenrikJansson78]

Carlsberg Elephant? Cheap lager beer with a dash of moonshine in it? Why should they try that? You want to scare them away from danish beer? :)

[@svenpedersen9140]

I am commenting while watching... 22 minutes in now. I like the atmosphere, when like now I am alone at home (just because of my girlfriend being away for a couple of days, no worries hehe). I hate saying "my girlfriend" as I am 45 years old and we have been together for over 10 years now. In french I would say she is "ma compagne" :)

[@IWrocker]

Glad to hear that.. that’s why we leave in the natural environment with the family just outside of the shot, it’s a fun family experience and I try to share that with the viewers 🎉

[@WookieWarriorz]

yea carlsberg is one of the biggest beer brands in the world id say, they sponsor everything.

[@svenpedersen9140]

Not going to lie, I am having some beer to. It is called "Bofferding", it is a Luxembourgish beer (I live in Luxembourg) and it is really ok but not as good as some of the belgian stuff I can actually get quite easy everywhere here

[@ErrikosMyller]

Try Simon or Battin if you want to have a decent beer in Luxembourg

[@oadLux]

@@ErrikosMyller absolutely and Simon BIO

[@burnrubber7547]

Carlsberg is like your average run of the mill lager in the uk. Heineken the same. Loving Pedros bottle opener lol. My brother uses his wedding ring!

[@willemh3319]

heineken is piswater we dutchies call it sewerwater

[@shades2.183]

​​@@willemh3319The thing with heineken is that you can drink it at all times, if it is super hot or cold, rainy or what ever or as a reperation beer the day after. You can always wash it down. It is far from the best but as he said, it is the average run of the mill.

[@svenpedersen9140]

I always like the beer videos and by the way, you look good with that hair cut (don't get me wrong, ok ? hehe :) )

[@agffans5725]

Baltas and Svyturys 1784 Ekstra are also part of the Carlsberg Group, though made in the Baltics, just as Carlsberg own and brew a boatload of Danish and foreign brands like, Kronenbourg 1664, Tetley's (UK) and Danish Tuborg, Jacobsen and Wiibroe

[@TheRezro]

Carlsberg also own one of main chains in Poland.

[@agffans5725]

@@TheRezro .. Carlsberg also used to own the 2nd largest brewery in Europe, Russia's best-selling beer brand Baltika/Балтика (with 8,500 Russian employees), but that was confiscated by the Russian state when Carlsberg pulled out of Russia for good, due to the invasion of Ukraine. It produced a $950 million turnover the year before, and the Baltika brewery and brand itself was worth $3 billion according to the last Carlsberg accounts, before the Russians stole it all. Carlsberg then terminated its brewing license with Baltika in October last year, following the illegitimate Kremlin takeover, which meant Baltika could no longer produce, market or sell any Carlsberg Group products, starting this month. In response, Baltika then took legal action against Carlsberg in a court in St. Petersburg in December last year, claiming damages to the value of $900 million. Crazy stuff, but they will obviously not see a penny of that, if Baltika "win" this case in a Russian "kangaroo" mock court.

[@TheRezro]

@@agffans5725 And then they machines start breaking like they airliners. People seams to not know that Soviet industry was build by United States during WW2. Cold War happen because Russians refused to pay massive debet they owe to Uncle Sam. It is hilarious that Western industry didn't see it coming? Russians are perpetual thieves and liars. Or did they?

[@lth1072]

I need to find one of those Pedro buckle pins . Awesome :)

[@liamstrange4939]

Pedro the professional pourer and bottle opener and sampling ❤

i love how the old man open European bottle :) ... almost everyone in EU can open bottle with anything around him

[@stewrmo]

Teeth! Well, when I was younger. 😔 One love from Scotland. 💙

[@alexmashkin863]

Trappist ales are amazing, qudruppel especially :-)

[@pliashmuldba]

Carlsberg, The company that industrialized yeast making for beer, and so pretty much any brewery after that own homage to Carlsberg. Before that breweries, well hit and miss if a new brew was able to sell or go strait to the swerves What you had ( not drunk beer in 4 decades ) is the regular Pilsner type beer.

[@fgt78]

Not Carlsberg - better try "Tuborg"

[@tangfors]

No wonder you have heard of Carlsberg, they are the 6th largest producer of beer in the world ( Almost exactly the same size as the USA's largest Molson Coors brewery, which is the 5th largest in the world) and the second largest in Europe. One of Denmark's largest companies. In addition to Carlsberg, they also own a whole lot of other breweries such as Aldaris (Latvia) Baltica (Russia) Bock (Italy) Cardinal (Switzerland) Jacobsen (Denmark) Falcon (Sweden) Feldschlösschen (Switzerland) Hannen Alt (Germany) Harnas (Poland) Karhu (Finland) Coffee (Finland) Kronenbourg (France) Lichen (Serbia) Okocim (Poland) Pirinsko Pivo (Bulgaria) Pripps (Sweden) Ringnes (Norway) Saku (Estonia) Shumensko (Bulgaria) School Splügen (Italy) Super Bock (Portugal) Tetley's (UK) Troy (Turkey) Tuborg (Denmark) Venus (Turkey)

[@klaus2t703]

Weizen/wheat may have a tase about yeast. Not every one likes this. Nice to see you have fun 🙂 I´d like to see a blind test of different beers including American ones.

[@marcelw6827]

I really love your tasting sessions. You are learning so much from it. Italian Trappist is unique? Wait till you get the Belgian beers. It is nice to see how the rating changes. You did a good job collecting the beers. Would love to join you!!😂

[@IWrocker]

Belgian Trappists coming up very soon.. I have found a few. I’m excited 🎉 Wish y’all could join us for a tasting 😎🎉😆

[@marcelw6827]

@@IWrocker perfect. But do not drink them too cold. 50F is already too cold for us. I will join you from a distance. I have enough Belgian beers at home. Enjoy every moment.

[@marcelw6827]

@@IWrocker by the way. The glasses you use for tasting are perfect. You can smell the beer good, the temperature stays longer at same level and you don’t get drunk after 4 beers. Trappist is high in alcohol. After 6 different beers you don’t taste any difference anyway. Do not let them tell you otherwise.

[@AbsolutePernilla]

Trappists shouldn't be served too cold (46-57F). Also, store dark and leave it for a week before serving so the sediments can sink to the bottom. Preferrably serve in a chalice style glass and try not to get too much of the yeast in the pour. Do drink it separately because it's packed with b-vitamins.

[@marcelw6827]

@@AbsolutePernilla absolutely agree with it. But Americans drink beer much colder. To serve them beer at 57F will not be wise. They have to try it first. Also the glass is very important but for tasting a small nosing glass is good for now. I prefer also the original matching glass. Not all beers have yeast and even some want you to take the yeast. Even one off the best abbey beers in the world “West Vleteren” number 8 needs the deposit for its typical sour chocolate taste. But again, I agree with you. Taste has to develop and they try hard!

[@matthewcollas1404]

Gotta love Pedro. As a poll you can do do a KZbin poll for ppl to vote

[@liamstrange4939]

Pedro perfect pourer 👏

[@TheDennys21]

I love this, you have to turn it into a series.

[@docdope654]

Each episode they get more proffesional about the taste test. maybe you should do an america/mexican/canadian beer taste test and let us see what you have in usa.

[@IWrocker]

Thank You. We will have a North American episode coming very soon 🎉

[@michaelthain4488]

lol I think Pedro likes his beer. Love his gear he looks so cool

[@alenfranjic3124]

Hey, nice company 🎉 Uzdravlje!

[@liamstrange4939]

Oh just noticed the Spider-Man bucket 😂

[@ecvent0r]

You’re getting deeper into the beerverse. I can’t wait for the Belgian Lambic masochistic episode eventually. Just imagining your contorted faces just from the smell already makes me chuckle 😁

[@ameise1956]

schlenkerla-rauchbier aus nürnberg mit rauchschinkengeschmack dass toppt!

[@michaelthain4488]

Love Kriek

[@Binarybook_chill]

Thanks!

[@IWrocker]

Thank you! 🎉

[@FreddieBear1]

Please try Nøgne Ø beers from Norway. They have many fun beer styles..

[@lassebrynildsen7814]

Both Denmark, Sweden and Norway say Skål, and its pronounced like Paul (Skaul)

[@TheRezro]

Carlsberg also own one of four main chains of breweries in Poland. They own sub-brands like: Krąż, Kasztelan, Bosman, Okocim, Harnaś and Piast.

[@illcryst]

You guys are awesome, drinking beer with you in Nanaimo Canada right now 🍻

[@bagspannaren1410]

You got to get some Belgian beers especially the Trappist beers

[@Sbinott0]

Delirium tremens and also the sour ones too

[@bagspannaren1410]

@@Sbinott0 Delirium is good but i don’t Like sour beer personally I prefer the stronger or flavourful Trappist beers.

[@omarsheriff51]

Belgium is the holy land of beer. Nobody makes tastier ones 👍 Try Kaarmeliet Triple sometime if you can

[@warrenturner397]

Pedro the King of Openers with his Aussie RM Williams belt buckle!

[@brostenen]

You really need to get a hold of the Danish ale from the Willemoes brewery. It is just called Willemoes Ale, and has a light yellow brownish label on the bottle.

[@HEN-Huzar]

My neighbor calls me "perełka"(little pearl)😁 because she often saw me buying Perła. However, I prefer Harnaś. Greetings from Warsaw.🇵🇱❤️🇺🇲 Oh, only bottled ones.👍😉

[@Patschenkino]

Be sure to give American beers a try as well; it's important to have a point of reference for your preferences. 👍🏻

[@whiskeysk]

Italian beer, in high demand amongst world connoiseurs as much as Danish wine...

[@gluteusmaximus1657]

Only beaten by Egils from Iceland.;-)

[@obud3777]

Italian beers are amazing, if you stay away from the big brands!

[@alexmashkin863]

​@@obud3777Craft beers from small breweries are generally good everywhere in my experience. They can't survive if they brew piss 😂

[@1799JJ]

Italian craft beers are outstanding. Dont judge according to the beer you get in Denmark.

[@whiskeysk]

@@alexmashkin863 amen to that.

[@tadasstanislovaitis2008]

Cheers in Lithuanian is "i sveikata" :)

[@marcelmarceli8238]

You mix different types of beers, which is why some taste different from others. You should only test Pilsner or Blond in one day.

[@vojtechp]

32:50 Czech two-tailed lion is one national symbols, It symbolizes Bohemia - one of the three historical parts of the Czech Republic. This symbol has appeared since 13th century and was coat of arms of Bohemia (Czech kingdom and Czech lands). Moravia and Silesia (the other two historical parts of Czech Republic) have eagle in their coat of arms - Moravia (red-white checkered), Silesia (black). All these three of them are combined into a Greater coat of arms of the Czech Republic. Colors are also important, but I won't explain that here..

[@Jorgensen99]

Fun thing about Carlsberg, and Danish preference in beer.. The older generation genereally prefers Carlsberg, whilst the younger generation prefers Tuborg. Carlsberg is a really bad reprensentation of Danish beer overall. Tuborg, Albani and Hancock (especially the latter) are all way better candidates.

I haven´t recently that amount of beer, but I do like Belium and German based beers,also Coors and Bud are very good occasionally to drink.

[@thomasschroter4236]

Idk if anyone requested it before, but try to get "Tannenzäpfle" ,it's from the Blackforest in Germany and I like it and you might like it, too.

[@altblechasyl_cs2093]

Willst den armen Kerl vergiften ? 😂

[@thomasschroter4236]

Naja, ich bin ja noch nicht umgekippt xD Aber er hat soviele komische Biere überlebt, wieso nicht auch Tannenzäpfle? :P

[@JosephMcClelland-tq4ib]

Ian I'm looking forward to your crew trying out Irish Whiskys. I recommend Jameson. Bushmills. Powers. Paddy. I'm looking forward to it. But make sure the measures aren't too big 😂😅

[@martinkasper197]

Pedro: Zur Titte,zum Sack, zack zack...🤣🤣🤣

[@sasaharambasa2068]

Try to buy some Croatian bears,you won t be disapointed if can buy it somewhere

[@janenjoy362]

Carlsberg's advertising was: We brew for the Danish Court. Then the Danish Faxe beer came along and they advertised: We brew for the Danish people and guess who had the best sales?

[@JohnWhite-nq5kn]

Naz da rovia is russian for cheers,sskall,prost and slanska are danish,german and checo for cheers, the Italian trapist beer is made by monks, but carlsburg is not the best representative of danish beer, strongly recommend you guys try out Belgium Trappist double and triple bock beers next time, only be careful, they are all strong beers, most are over 6 percent alcohol, good video guys, hello to all the family, once again, kicked it right out of the park, well done sir

[@sisko212]

I think that after the third beer, they couldn't understand the differences anymore 😂😂😂

[@Der_Diskriminator]

The Baltic countries were highly inhabited by German settlers for hundreds of years. Švyturys was founded by Germans. So it's actually kinda German-Lithuanian co production ;-)

[@tighabhinn]

Having 'tang' is quite a good word for a beer with some bite 🙂

[@pascalmuller1752]

John and i have the same taste buds... last video the dab beer a 10 and now perla isnt mine too. But everyone their own!

[@MrChipcho]

Speaking of ice in the beer, in Vietnam that's how the locals usually drink it.

[@jobfilm-joeblattner9024]

You sholud try Austran beer. Very rare. We have a lot of small breweries where I live. :-)

[@logicaredux5205]

Yes! Long ago I was visiting Vienna and I had a beer called Salzburger Steigelbrau. Delicious!

[@ProductorMus1c]

What a lovely family!

[@alexmashkin863]

Try Delirium full lineup 👍

[@alexmashkin863]

@@yupmup404 Red is the best kriek I ever tried, not my personal jazz though, I'm not a fan of lambics and such, but my wife loves it :-) My personal favourite is Argentum, fell in love from the first sip :-))

[@Sbinott0]

Tremens is the GOAT

[@onnasenshi7739]

I like your wife, without her you would have a lot of trouble reading the label. 😂

[@danvernier198]

For a beer brand with the slogan "Probably the best beer in the world." it's funny just how bad it is. Not even close to above average in their own back yard.

[@skodass1]

yeah its the worst representation of Danish beer.

[@motorlife7037]

i´m polish but live in Denmark, must say Denmark has good beer but it´s not this one, polish pilsners are so much better

[@Tetrahedonism]

American and Canadian craft beer beats any European beer for sure

[@automation7295]

@@skodass1 All Danish beer are shit.

[@automation7295]

Carlsberg should get rid of their stupid slogan "Probably the best beer in the world." Even better Carlsberg and all other Danish beers should go out of business

[@stewrmo]

I have never opened my beer with that type of buckle. I have one, not as nice as Pedro's! I'm going to try it and toast you lads! One love from Scotland. 💙

[@thunderspike1892]

Don't drink beer that often. Are more into different kinds of Aged Rum. When I do get a beer I always go for either stout or porter. I would only drink a Carlsberg or a Tuborg if it is served at a party and it's the only option. If you can find the Italian beer Peroni try out their 1846 beer. The one with the red and white sticker.

[@mechatron2775]

It's very nice to have the opportunity to try beer from all over the world, so there's no point in arguing with others.

[@misterno3622]

Where did you get those Turkish tea glasses ? 🥛

[@Pidalin]

I never heard about some Lev beer, it must be something just for export.

[@tighabhinn]

'Probably the best beer in the world' was Carlsberg's sales slogan on Tv adverts for years

[@svendemadsen8275]

& it still is...

[@emilk.4643]

If you have possibility, try Polish Perła Mocna 👍

[@oadLux]

Baltas is a good beer. It means “white” in Lithuanian. FYI Lithuanian alphabet has nothing to do with the Slavic language. They are not Slavs. I’m saying this because you might get some irate Lithuanians commenting on that 😂

[@IWrocker]

I apologize for that haha so much learning at once I make mistakes. Europe is so much bigger and more diverse than I could’ve ever imagined

[@oadLux]

@@IWrocker all good, no worries. It didn’t bother me. You are actually much more knowledgeable on Europe compared to the average American and we love that you take a keen interest in all things European. The fact that you try to pronounce words and seek to find the correct term, makes you and your channel one of the best. Keep up the fantastic content.

[@schmidtchristian1401]

Hihi Bier mal wieder 😂😂😂👍👍👍. Brost 🍺🍺🍺

[@toomasargel8503]

08:50 Football in Europa main sponsor.

[@Janzius1]

Lithuanian said : į sveikatą

[@NaHKi5]

But how you actually pronounce that?

[@Janzius1]

@@NaHKi5 i guess : ee svakutu. Sometimes we just say: būk. Thats mean "be"

[@toomasargel8503]

In Europa we wright 7 with zik -zak roof and line trhu middllle

[@liamstrange4939]

IPA 🍺 in the uk we have loads of micro breweries see if you can get hold of them

[@71jarza]

In Finland we say.. Hölkyn kölkyn when we take a drink.👍