drink 43 types of beer

Dark Bohemia beer is a Schwarzbier kind, specially developed by master brewer of Bohemia, using rare malts imported from Munich, providing a unique color, flavor with a nice touch, much softer, foam surround, a velvety, full-bodied and creamy. Bohemia Dark was released as a special limited edition in 2002 and 2003; with its huge success, its production has become permanent. If in the past the stocks lasted less than expected, now you can enjoy this treat when you want: dark beer with precious aroma, notes of toffee and toasted malts will be available forever. 550ml content.

Made in Brazil

Bohemia is the best brazilian beer in my option. Of course its dark version would be great too!

The Devassa Negra is the absolute queen of Dark Ale beer style. As the name says, a dark color beer with high yeast fermentation, thick, very creamy and with flavor and aroma of roasted malt. The Devassa Negra will bring a different flavor to your life. Produced and bottled in Rio de Janeiro. Alcohol: 4,8% vol.

Made in Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Another “slut” beer in the list! My boyfriend found a Devassa sale (less than half of the normal price) and bought some to our party last night. It was a sucess!! I could drink the 3 Devassas in the same night! The dark one is great as the others!

Prepared with special ingredients, such as caramel and dark malts, and with a high sugar content, it is a beer with a taste among the bitter and sweet. Low fermentation and medium low alcohol content.

Made in Brazil

After many months with the same beers, here I am with a new one. Yesterday, after a day with class, problems to solve, tickets to buy, lunch to cook and papers to prepare to college, my boyfriend and I went out to meet some friends in a japanese bar. We ate a few different sushis and I drank a Nova Schin Malzbier (and my boyfriend got a Devassa Loira, the beer from my last entry). I like Malzbiers: they are so sweet and great to a cold night (ok, not too cold, but less hot than we are used here) and when you don’t want to drink a lot.

(I drank some chopps. Do they count in new beers?)

Devassa Loira has all the seductive style of the Pilsen beer. It is a clear beer, with lightly cooling flavour and bitter taste. As all blondes that are worthy, always surprises. With variety of imported lupulus and a low fermentation, who experiments a blond like this one is gotten passionate in the samte time. Alcoholic graduation: 4.8%

Made in Teresópolis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Another profligate in the list – a blonde one. Not as wonderful as the red one, but very tasty anyway. Very refreshing in a such hot summer night.
After crazy study days, I’m totally back to work and giving me two free nights before start again to study to final exams this Saturday. Today I’ll celebrate my two little brothers’ birthday. Yesterday I went to meet some friends and meet a friend from other state that was here for work (by the way, to help at the work I wasn’t doing for be at college all the time). Great night!

Produced from French wheat and some ingredients imported of Germany. Bohemia Weiss is a beer of wheat, muddy and refreshing, with fruit and spices aromas. Alcoholic graduation: 5,6%vol.

Made in Brazil

Yesterday I completed 2 years and a half with my love. We went to Fernanda Takai’s concert and, after that, we had some snacks in the restaurant near his home. I love Bohemia, and the wheat version couldn’t be less special.

Synonymous of beer in Argentina, the Brewery Quilmes were established in 1888 for Otto Bemberg. It was baptized from the old aboriginal name of the locality where the plant was installed. Beer Pilsen type. Launching: 1880. Alcoholic graduation: 4,9%vol.

Made in Argentina

After a walk at the the beach, we came back to his home and made a great lunch, with these shrimps on olive oil, garlic and herbs. The day was sunny and hot and we drunk these Quilmes we get on Saturday in the supermarket. Great! Everyday should be like that! :D
(That hand is mine!! \o/)

Stella Artois is one of the oldest and most appraised marks of beer of the world. Commercialized in more than 80 countries, the beer is originary from Belgium – and now also produced in Brazil. It conquered the majority of its adepts in the luxury segment and became one of the icons of the European market. Content 275ml (glass).

Friday night, after my Eletromechanics Convertion class, I went to a great new bar to give a birthday hug in one of my best friends in the world. We ate some fillet cubes with delicious sauces and I drunk this beer. It’s stronge, but nor stronge as Heineken, per example. Must be great in cold nights, but it is enjoyable in any weather too.

Antarctica Cristal is the first brazilian beer with transparent bottle, proper for special moments and to “fall in the party”. More special than its packing, only exactly its content. A extra type beer, but led, with a more accented alcoholic leal and aroma.

Made in Brazil

A special night at work: all the interns together, our national manager in town. It asked a night in a bar, after a big metting. It was funny to see how we are united even we live each one in different state. It was a good moment! And the beer was great in a hot night (summer is coming!).

“Light and cooling beer. Much appreciated with one slice of lemon in the pass. 4.5% vol.”

Made in Mexico

I drunk national Sol some weeks ago and now I found the original mexican one. Did I tell I love both of them? There was a long time I couldn’t find the original. Two years to be exact.

Well, it wasn’t the last beer of the night, but the other 2 are already on the list: Antarctica and Heineken. Three new beers in just one night was a great fact!!

“Devassa Ruiva wins any competitor of the Pale Ale style. Its red coloration and its dense flavor and aroma, don’t let doubts about that is a natural conqueror. Manufactured with mixes of special maltes and imported lupulus, it also attracts by the leavening of high fermentation. It is totally understandable why it frequents the best British pubs. Drink one and try to change for another one. Produced and bottled in Rio De Janeiro. Alcoholic graduation: 4.8% vol.”

Made in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Second beer of the night. A new kind to me again: a red beer. Great too! I have to bring some of them with me when I go to Rio, of course! The funny thing is its name: “devassa” means something similar to “slut” (my dictionary program translated as “profligate”, a new word to me). There are 3 Devassas types: the red one, the black one and the blond one. It is a little weird for a woman ask them in a bar :D