Loads of great Estonian craft beers. This is massmarket crap. Go to Põhjala Taproom, or Taptap bottleshop.
Massmarket doesn’t mean bad. We have 2 big companies Saku and A Le Coq. I prefer alecoq. You should try Alexander for example.
If you prefer craft beer then Anderson, Pühaste, Käbliku are few of my favourites.
Been drinking beer almost every day for 10+ years and never seen it, but I’ll give it a try tonight and write a review. Light beer 6%+ vol seems cool, it’s not that common. I suggest buying some dark beer, stouts are the best, because IPA/light beer season is over.
Alecoq premium if u like a, good beer. Yes its mass producted. Estonians like it, finns like it. Its universally good beer. I personally dont deink handcrsfted beer, coz i dont want any weird tastes in my beer.
I like Märzen and Bohemian from the same producer (A. Le Coq), my husband likes Tõmmu Hiid and filtreerimata. Saare Taar is an interesting mix of beer and kvass I recommend to try (it’s dark and sweet). Also Mango Pale Ale is good, in a more festive bottle.
Can only recommend Kali. I lterally am drinking it right now.
Purtse
You can try whatever. We have pretty diverse beer selection – depends if you care about craft/exotic beers.
I’ve always found that the basic watching-football pisswater beer is always most drinkable whereever you go (with exception of Portugal, they *really* can’t do beer). Our most common basic piss ones are A le Coq Premium, Saku Originaal and Alexander. Just like Turkish Efes or American Bud Light or Greek Mythos or Russian Baltika.
IMO Anything over 5,2% is an alcoholics choice of beer because it doesn’t taste good, it just has a lot of alcohol for the price.
Lapin kulta is a good beer, around 2€ per can but you pay for quality.
I’d recommend you try Karksi beers (Blond munk, must nunn, kloostriõlu). They are pretty decent.
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Loads of great Estonian craft beers. This is massmarket crap. Go to Põhjala Taproom, or Taptap bottleshop.
Massmarket doesn’t mean bad. We have 2 big companies Saku and A Le Coq. I prefer alecoq. You should try Alexander for example.
If you prefer craft beer then Anderson, Pühaste, Käbliku are few of my favourites.
Been drinking beer almost every day for 10+ years and never seen it, but I’ll give it a try tonight and write a review. Light beer 6%+ vol seems cool, it’s not that common. I suggest buying some dark beer, stouts are the best, because IPA/light beer season is over.
Alecoq premium if u like a, good beer. Yes its mass producted. Estonians like it, finns like it. Its universally good beer. I personally dont deink handcrsfted beer, coz i dont want any weird tastes in my beer.
I like Märzen and Bohemian from the same producer (A. Le Coq), my husband likes Tõmmu Hiid and filtreerimata. Saare Taar is an interesting mix of beer and kvass I recommend to try (it’s dark and sweet). Also Mango Pale Ale is good, in a more festive bottle.
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Can only recommend Kali. I lterally am drinking it right now.
Purtse
You can try whatever. We have pretty diverse beer selection – depends if you care about craft/exotic beers.
I’ve always found that the basic watching-football pisswater beer is always most drinkable whereever you go (with exception of Portugal, they *really* can’t do beer). Our most common basic piss ones are A le Coq Premium, Saku Originaal and Alexander. Just like Turkish Efes or American Bud Light or Greek Mythos or Russian Baltika.
IMO Anything over 5,2% is an alcoholics choice of beer because it doesn’t taste good, it just has a lot of alcohol for the price.
Lapin kulta is a good beer, around 2€ per can but you pay for quality.
I’d recommend you try Karksi beers (Blond munk, must nunn, kloostriõlu). They are pretty decent.
Saare Taar