Superfood and Beer Pairings
The Beer Fox believes that beer should be included as a SuperFood. The benefits of moderate beer consumption are strongly supported by research studies in which thousands of people worldwide have participated. These studies indicate that moderate beer consumption is good for your health. Kick back and marry up your favorite superfoods with a flavorful brew. Below is a list of beer styles to seek when you want the most out of merging the two "superfood groups."
Recommended Beer/Super Food Pairings:
Apples – Kolsch; Cream Ale; Hefeweizen; American Wheat Beer; Witbier; IPA; classic pilsner, Belgian Dubbel; Biere Brut
Avocados - Kolsch; Cream Ale, IPA, ESB; Classic Pilsner
Beans – British Style Bitter; American Pale Ale; Scottish Ale; Dunkelweizen; Dortmunder; Dark Lager; Schwarzbier
Blueberries – Old Ale; Imperial IPA; Imperial Stout; Doppelbock
Dark Chocolate – Kriek; Framboise; Belgian Dubbel; Barley Wine; Imperial Stout; Sweet or Oatmeal Stout; Doppelbock
Kiwi Fruit - Kolsch; Blonde Ale; Tripel; Hefeweizen; American Wheat Beer; Witbier; Weizenbock
Oats – Porter; Oatmeal Stout; Sweet Stout; Dark Lager; Schwarzbier; Doppelbock
Spinach - Kolsch; Cream Ale; Blonde Ale; IPA; ESB; Classic Pilsner; Hefeweizen; American Wheat Beer; Witbier; Biere Brut
Sweet Potatoes/Yams – Brown Ale; Spiced Pumpkin Ale; Barleywine; Dark Lager; Bock
Tofu – Porter, British Style Bitter; American Pale Ale; Scottish Ale; Dunkelweizen; Dortmunder
Walnuts – British Style Bitter; ESB; Amber Red Ale; Brown Ale; Altbier; Barleywine; Oktoberfest; Dark Lager; Schwarzbier; Doppelbock
Yogurt – Oatmeal Stout; Flanders Red Ale; Lambic; Fruit Lambic; Strong Golden Ale; Porter
Cheers!
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