What snacks to have for a beer tasting?

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2020-09-29

What snacks to have for a beer tasting?

For any tasting party, lots of finger foods and bite-sized treats are a must. You obviously want things that go well with beer. Peanuts and popcorn are great fillers. Beef Sliders, soft pretzels, Lit’l Smokies, and even cheese and pepperoni are simple and delicious snacks to complement beer.

What should I bring to a beer tasting party?

For your next get-together, trade in a more traditional wine tasting and invite over a few good friends for a casual beer-tasting party. Get started with these five essential ingredients: shot glasses filled with craft beer varieties, an assortment of cheeses, darts, chalk and notebooks.

How do I have fun at a brewery?

Host Special Brewery Events to Bring in More Patrons

  1. Hosting Private Events with Special Packages.
  2. Behind-The-Scenes Tours.
  3. Brewery Trivia and Game Night.
  4. Seasonal Beer Tastings.
  5. Sample Tastings and Night-Out Mixers.
  6. Connecting with Meetup Groups.

How do you play unlabeled?

Unlabeled is played one round at a time. Each round, a small portion of “unlabeled” beer is served. Players taste the beer and ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY THE BEER’S CHARACTERISTICS, GENERAL BEER CATEGORY, OR SPECIFIC BEER TYPE. The label is revealed and points are awarded.

What food is best with beer?

Best Beer and Food Pairings to Try

  • Cheese, Sandwiches, Pizza. Wine and cheese is a universally-known pair, but what most people may not know is that beer is one of the best matches for cheese.
  • Chicken, Seafood, Pasta.
  • Frites and Fried Foods.
  • Burgers/Steak/Roasted Meats.
  • Spicy.
  • Dessert.

Is popcorn good with beer?

Spicy Popcorn – IPA IPA pairs well with nearly all spicy foods. The bitter taste brings out the salty flavors of the spice. These beers also have caramel flavors that bring out the sweetness in the popcorn.

How do you host a beer pairing party?

Plan on 4 oz of beer and 1 – 2 oz of meat and cheese per person for each course. Have some neutral, unflavored crackers available as palate cleansers. Crackers with a touch of sea salt may actually help accentuate flavors. Guests will also need plenty of water to drink and cleanse their palates.