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A while ago, we covered some of the weirdest beer flavors out there. But, quite frankly, there are many more extra-unique beers for you to check out. From extra sweet to extra sour, let’s explore them together! A Peanut Butter and Biscuit Stout Coming in first for this week’s list of unconventional brews from around the world is this dark stout hailing from Manchester. Said to be a combination of one of the co-owner’s favorite snacks, the 7 Brothers brewery combined the salty peanut butter flavor with the crumbling sugary texture of a Jaffa Cake, a popular chocolate glazed biscuit usually paired with coffee or tea. At 7% alcohol, this creamy brew is a sweet but deadly dessert beer thatRead more.

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Are you bored in lockdown? Try out these five untraditional spring cocktails using popular Czech liquors that will bring the taste of the season indoors. #1 – Beetroot and Becherovka Anyone familiar with the Czech Republic is familiar with Becherovka. Initially created to help with stomach illnesses, Becherovka is an herbal, botanical liqueur that has been around since 1807. It grew to be a popular digestif and was one of the only goods widely exported to the West during the Communist regime in Czechoslovakia. In modern times, Becherovka is used in many innovative ways. One of the most popular cocktails that utilizes the liqueur is the Beton, a twist on a Gin and Tonic invented in 1967. The following versionRead more.

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There’s nothing like it. The sun is ablaze in a cloudless sky, and you’re roaming the cobblestones streets on your way to meet your friends at a local pub in Prague. You can’t wait for that moment when you can ask the barman for an ice-cold, smooth, caramel-toned lager in a puppy-sized 500ml glass. Except, as you wait in anticipation as the barman pulls on the copper tap, pouring your beer, you’re suddenly surprised with over half a glass of bubbly white foam. What the heck? Foam heads on beer is the pearl in every Czech barman’s oyster. Asking them to pour you less (as every Englishman has thought to do at least once while on holiday) and you’ll receiveRead more.