It can be said that the drink most popular and most loved by society is the beer. Either way, it appeals to everyone, whether on tap, in the bottle or straight from the can. We also know that there are a huge variety of styles out there, but sometimes beer alone can be too little and people like to mix it with other drinks.
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3 drinks that go well with beer
Another way to enjoy your favorite drink is to make a drink with beer. These blends include spirits and non-alcoholic beverages that you might never have thought of pairing with beer. Check out some options below:
- champagne + beer
Give your beer a little luxury and add champagne to it. The name of this drink is Black Velvet and it is a cocktail with over 160 years of history, created by a London bartender in 1861.
With a ratio of 50-50, this drink conveys a creamy sensation, as well as the effervescent tones and dry notes of sparkling wine. In addition, it is better to serve the mixture well chilled.
- sparkling lemonade
If you want to make your drink even more refreshing, lemonade is an excellent option. Originally known as Shandy Gaff (the exact origin of its name is unknown), this drink has been around since the 19th century.
Many bars and pubs use lemon soda, sparkling lemonade or even plain lemonade to make their perfect Shandy. But, if you want the best experience, homemade lemonade is the best option.
- orange juice + beer
Another very refreshing option is the mixture with orange juice. Called Beermosa or Brass Monkey, it's a simple but delicious drink made by combining beer and orange juice. In addition, this drink is the ideal substitute for a mimosa for those who don't like the taste of champagne but still want some fizz.
