One of the most important aspects in comparing beers is the taste and flavor. When I was in high school taste had no importance for me. I didn’t care what the beer looked like, smelled like, or even tasted like, as long as it got the job done. Many of the beers I used to drink gave me what is known as the bitter beer face. The bitter beer face is the look you get when you first take a drink of that god-awful liquid and forcefully try to swallow it down your throat and keep it in your stomach. It’s at this exact moment that you really find out how strange of faces you can actually make. I have seen some very contorted faces at this phase of the drinking process. Faces that would make pretty girls look butt ugly, and guys look even more stupid then what they already are. Throughout high school I must have twisted my face into hundreds of bitter beer faces. And it wasn’t until later in life that I actually liked to drink beer because of the taste. I don’t remember specifically when I began enjoying the flavor of beer but I remember the first beer I liked. It was called Newcastle Ale, and after the first drink I had an ear-to-ear smile on my face. The beer wasn’t bitter at all, and it flowed down my throat with ease. The beer tantalized my taste buds giving me a range of flavor from sweet and light, to strong and bold. After drinking Newcastle I began to accept the possibility that there are some good brands of beer out there, all I had to do was look for them.

Another very important step when choosing a beer is the price. Just because a beer is expensive doesn’t mean it is better. In my experience, the better tasting drafts have bee

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