Beer debates never really end - everyone has a hometown favorite and a hot take on why the 'big' brands are overrated (or underrated). This one pits five genuinely iconic beers against each other: an Irish dry stout with over 260 years of history, a Dutch pale lager sold in more countries than almost any other beer on Earth, the best-selling domestic lager in the US, the top-selling Mexican import that basically invented the beach-beer-with-a-lime aesthetic, and the original pilsner that every golden lager since has copied. Taste, history, cultural impact, whatever your criteria - which one actually deserves the 'best beer' title, and why do the others fall short?
Similar to hewsay's "What's the best beer in the world?"
Belgium beer made by the Monks is arguably the best beer in the world. Besides that: USA makes the best beers in the world. Belgium- the
Saison Dupont is a close second for me. Still Pliny the Elder for me. My favorite go to is Fin Du Mond out of Quebec. Pliny the elder.
Niacinamide body lotion uses a form of vitamin B3 to moisturize skin and boost hydration. Products with this ingredient have gained significant traction on social media and are popular in Japan, China and other countries. Would you add a niacinamide lotion to your skincare routine?
Similar to hewsay's "Would you use niacinamide body lotion to boost your skin's hydration?"
I had this question because The Minimalist's instructions mention the last step as a moisturizer, and I feel like it's too much for my skin sometimes
What is niacinamide good for in skincare?