beer to drink with indian food
Posted by: Guzzler
21st Aug 2020 02:46am
I think , 'Little Creatures Pale Ale ' or Coopers Pale Ale' . Your thoughts?
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kidwithsmurf
IPA's are good for Indian spice. This is because in my opinion higher alcohol level helps deal with the spice/heat level and the fruity flavours and notes of the IPA go well with the different spices and flavours of Indian food. Also, you can go for a low alcohol content pale ale if you can't handle a stronger IPA. Although, if you can handle a strong IPA then definitely try pairing an IPA with Indian food as it will go down a treat.
TaylorCS
Ginger Beer!! Brookvale Union or Matso's are great!
Skylark
Kingfisher. It's an Indian beer after all.
TaylorCS
You've hit the nail on the head there! Kingfisher's are great.
Shyama31981394
I would mostly prefer Coopers Pale Ale or Heineken Lager.
wendel
I don't drink beer.
Ashish46
Drink wine instead
Ben31977764
Peroni