Q&A for How to Enjoy the Taste of Beer

Wait until you are old enough to legally drink in your region or seek permission from your parents.

Guinness is a bold, dark stout, so if you like it you'll probably also enjoy other Irish stouts like Murphy's, Imperial or Kilkenny cream ale.

Try either Modelo or Michelobe.

Branching out can prove rewarding. Crabbie's Ginger beer is pretty good. I would also recommend Fruli (Belgian Strawberry Beer). Aldi's does a range of interesting tasting brews such as Spill the Beans and Red Rye. If you want to try guest ales as opposed to mainstream keg beers, here are a few to try: Theakston's Old Peculiar Hopping Hare Fursty Ferret Old Speckled Hen Rebellion: Smugglers

Mix it with lemonade. The ratio is up to you, but normally it would be half beer and half lemonade. It gets rid of the bitterness but keeps the flavour

Buy an alcohol-free beer , cool it down and add a very bit of a quality fruit syrup (like the French Monin products). Low calories, all B-vitamins and trace elements inside and no problem to drive a car after. If you have a chance, take a trip to Germany, especially to the area around Nuremberg to test real crafted beers for low prices (a pint about USD$3.50 in beer gardens). You're sure to find one you love from a tasting.