Hallo Freunde. Warum ist es schwierig, aserbaidschanisches Ale-Bier zu finden? In den Ruinen gibt es kein Bier, sondern Lagerbier. Es gab auch keine Craft-Beer-Kultur. Khirdalan holte ein Weißbier heraus und setzte sich allein hin.

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    1. Own-Base-7511 on

      I don’t think you can find ale in Azerbaijan. Maybe you can try looking in pubs, but they don’t sell drinks for retail.

      As for beer in general, most beer sold in Azerbaijan is pale lager. There are several brands of lager sold of varying price and quality. Here are the local ones: NZS (cheap and tastes like piss), Salyan Jigulyovskoye (cheap and flavorless), Xırdalan (cheap, OK taste, especially if unfiltered), Carlsberg (overpriced when it tastes exactly like Xırdalan) and Blanc 1664 (pricey but good).

      As you can see, Azerbaijani-made beer is quite mediocre and the best option is Blanc 1664, which is made by Carlsberg Azerbaijan. Carlsberg beers are OK, but if you can afford better beer, you can choose from imports:

      -Efes (Turkey) – mid
      -Baltika (Russia) – even worse than NZS
      -Corona (Mexico, lager with mild taste) – good
      -Paulaner (Germany, lager and wheat beer) – great
      -Erdinger (Germany, lager and wheat beer) – great too
      -Budweiser Budvar (the real Budweiser from Czechia) – great
      -Bud (American ripoff) – awful
      -Asahi (Japan, but brewed in Italy) – decent, but the taste is just OK. Only drink for its „Super Dry“ quality
      -Hoegaarden (Belgium) – great
      -Blanche de Bruxelles (Belgium) – good

      Overall, if you have the money, definitely go for Paulaner. Paulaner also has a brew pub in Baku which is awesome.

      P.S. My overall favorite alcoholic drink is cider. You can find Strongbow cider in central Baku bars such as Shakespeare, but just a single 0.33L bottle tends to be 10 AZN.

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