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    Americans Try German Beer For the FIRST Time (Part 1)



    Americans Try German Beer For the FIRST Time (Part 1)

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    36 Comments

    4. @Charleybones on

      As a Munich resident I know all of these beers well. Two things to consider when sampling: 1) Those are export beers so they will not taste as good as the beer brewed for German residents in Germany. The main difference is that Germany does not allow the beer made for the local market to have any preservatives in it. AS export beers require a longer shelf life, the beers made for export will have added preservatives in them. 2) A German would not pour beer into a glass that has water still in it. Get a towel and dry out those glasses before filling them with beer.

    5. @gentlemanx7987 on

      Cool video. When it comes to sodas, the US is – hands down – the place where you find the most amazing experiences. And when it comes to beer, czechia and germany are the places to turn to. Both historical as f and both amazing if you are a beer connoisseur. haha. Greetings from Berlin. I send love.

    10. @wertzuiop9599 on

      In Germany beer≠ beer,
      You xant compare a "helles" to hefeweizen or any other but the only way to rate them all would be to drink them all, which is kinda unhealthy

    12. @stefang8953 on

      German beer is known for being good.

      But the beers you are tasting here are mediocre.

      If you want to drink good beer, you have to try the beer from the local breweries. Small breweries still have the attention to detail. My opinion.

      Becks, Paulaner, Weihenstephan are very big industries. The focus is always on maximising profits. But the taste is still ok.

      I don't know if there are retail chains in the United States that import smaller beer brands. But if you do, then keep an eye out for it. It's worth it in terms of taste.

      Among other things, the following would be recommended:

      Dachsenfranz Dunkel, Franziskaner Weizen, Bitburger Pils, Weldebräu No.1, Hacker Pschorr, Köstritzer, Erdinger Weizen.

      If you get some, try them and make the video.

      Many greetings to United States from Sandhausen, Germany. (our lokal beer is Weldebräu NO.1) 😜

    13. @chrism8516 on

      Real Becks comes from Bremen in Germany and its one of the most hated beers here try flensburger or the best one augustiner helles this is the best…. 😀

    15. @trueSconox on

      If your becks is brewed in the US, than you did not get authentic German beer. On the flipside, it's becks, so you didn't even buy beer there.

    19. @TuereintretersKanal1974 on

      Hey guys, i saw a video from you for the first time. This video. And i got the intension that YOU THREE have diffrent tastes. Exuse me please, bat i don't know your names. One the rihgt side with the Caterpillar Sweatshirt: he like beer with sweetness. In the middle: he like more bitter classic beers like the "Plis" in Germany and on the left side he like sweet and bitter beers too. Like me 🙂. Why do i believe this ? Because your scoring in the tests. It's not bad to prefer one Taste. Sweet or bitter. There are over 7.500 beerbrands in germany and each one got many varieties. To say this is the best brand or this is the best beer ist really awsome if not impossible. I think you three represent good the taste of the average beer trinker. If you add in your explanations witch taste each one prefer will help the community to make their own choises. Thanks for this video.

    20. @ronnybliss5599 on

      About 25 different styles of beer are brewed in Germany, home of the Purity Law. Within these beer styles there are between 5,000 and 6,000 different types of beer in Germany.

    23. @Schimmelbrot96 on

      Die ersten zwei Bier sind aus Bayern die schmecken sehr gut das backs ist sehr Herpe das Trinken nicht viel deutsch ich kann euch helles empfehlen und wenn ihr es bekommt in Glas Flaschen und am besten aus dem Kühlschrank schmeckt das bier mega gut

    25. @FistOfFury75 on

      …sorry you don't have any clue about german Beer. There are so many others they do not sale for export. You must come to our Land and do a swabian an bavarian Brewery Tour. Becks is Northgeman Bullshit. Try a Season Beer like Maibock or a Nattheimer Winter Special, If you can handle it😉

    26. Anonymous on

      Bei uns wird man als „fertig“ bezeichnet, wenn man Büchsenbier säuft.
      Apropos Bier: das Becks eignet sich hervorragend um Nacktschnecken zu fangen, zum trinken eher weniger.
      Probiert mal Neder Bräu aus Forchheim, Keiler Weißbier aus Lohr, Schlappeseppel Bier aus Aschaffenburg, Faust Bräu aus Miltenberg, Chiemseer Helles…
      Das Problem daran- ihr könnt dann kein Samuel Adams oder solche Plörre mehr trinken.
      Prost, meine Herren!

    33. @manuelzobrist_47 on

      nice to see you aint drinkin bullshit but there is nothing better than freshly brewed in germany, i think you would give it a 100 out of a 10 😂 im half swiss half german and YES we have the best beers global ❤

    36. @lawsomejustlawsome7293 on

      Great video 🙏🏼. Hefe Weizen is the most dad beer ever, my dad came from England in his mid twenty’s and started our life here, he loves his hefeweizen, and Paulaner ist probably one of the best ones you can get. I too am not a big fan it’s an bit too much for me. I’m not of a „helles“ type guy

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