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?
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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.
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