Disgust With Beer

   And what is your problem? You don't want to drink beer. If you want to drink beer, go for a nice Belgian beer and forget about the poisons made in Bulgaria. Although good beer is hard to find, it is still there.

   The quality of most Bulgarian beers deteriorates during the summer months, firstly due to the increased consumption - in order to be able to beat the production process with orders, and secondly - in wholesale distribution warehouses beer sits for days in the open sun, which has a detrimental effect on its taste. qualities. I switch to either more expensive beer or other drinks - cocktails with gin or vermouth. It is very refreshing if you do not overdo the amount of de :)

   Preservatives give off a foul odor if not stored cold. In the summer, beer is difficult to keep fresh, I worked in a grocery store. We kept the beer in the cash registers from the delivery at day temperature before ordering them for the customers - the refrigerators were busy with everything. Bad for customers, but there was no room. At a restaurant, if you don't like the liquid and the live one - drink mastic / ouzo, gin, cocktails, and brandy with salad, it even works. Even in the heat.

   Beer is no longer beer - alcohol, soda, caramel for coloring (at best), preservatives and flavors ... and possibly "may contain traces of beer". Don't worry about your body refusing to take in any garbage.

   They don't make good beer in Bulgaria. I can't analyze it and indicate why exactly, but it is very strong and cuts, I swell from it. It's like drinking diluted hard alcohol. I drank beers in the Czech Republic, in other countries - well, it has nothing to do. Especially in the Czech Republic, it is both good and close to our prices. In Sofia, they recently opened a bar just for beer and sell English, very nice, but expensive.

   Ha, I feel something similar. I don't want to drink beer anymore. I drink more wine, whiskey, liqueur. Not every day, of course, but I prefer other alcohols. Sometimes beer, but very rarely. I don't like her taste anymore. Not to say a strong word, but it looks to me, with an apology, at the peak. I even posted a similar topic this year, but it was not published. Let me tell you, I'm 29, if that matters. I think that with age and experience a person develops his taste, feels what is comfortable for him. And it can lead to some oversaturation. I have observed that sometimes I did not drink Coca-Cola for months, and then almost every day.