The best beer in the world

As beer connoisseur, you quite often get the question from people new to beer culture; 'What is the best beer in the World?' or 'What is your favorite beer?'. Most of us hate that question because when you are a beer connoisseur, it means that you are trying a lot of different beer styles from all over the place and it is impossible to name just one.

Besides, we would like to say that; 'It is depending on the occasion' or 'It depends on the season', or 'It depends on the time of the day' or 'It depends on what food that you are having with the beer'

Most people who ask that question get quite impatient at any of the above answers and stare you in the eyes and say 'But if you can just name ONE'.

Many of us have experienced that situation and felt how impossible it is to answer that question. However, after doing some extensive testing...... :-) for months and months and months.... here is the answer:

Diamond Bear Two Term Double IPA !!!!!



Diamond Bear Brewery

Let it be known to the rest of the world, this is the best beer ever made.

I can just not get tired of this beer and it is amazing. Once in a while you run into a special beer that just throws you away because of it's enormous scent or extreme bitterness or alluring complexity. But after trying that type of beer at several times, you kind of feel that your first impression was somewhat out of shock and after a while you get a little bit used to what you thought was the best you ever tried.

When Two Term IPA was available at Diamond Bear brewery, I stocked up on two cases without having tried it even once before. The next week I went back to the brewery and bought 4 more cases since I was sure that this beer is going to sell out extremely fast. I have since then tried this beer frequently for almost 6 months now and I just can't get tired of it.

It has a perfect balance of malt and hops, a little bit more on the hoppier side than the malt which I prefer. It has an enormous full bouquet of flavor and scent but is still extremely drinkable. If I had to choose one single beer to drink for the rest of my life it would be Two term IPA because you just cannot get tired of it and I have found out that it satisfy both the Connoisseur and the newbie .

During Little Rocks foamfest last weekend, some of my friends got to try Two term IPA for their first time and they loved it. Compare that to the extreme Goose Island Bourbon Stout which also was served at foamfest and which I actually saw several people pouring out because of it's extreme flavor and texture while people gulped down every bit of their Two Term IPA.

I have served this beer to friends from Little Rock to Boston and everybody raves about this beer but unfortunately I don't think the brewery understands what a jackpot they have hit with it. Why would they in that case brew this as a seasonal only?

Wish that I could send a few 6-packs to my beer club in Sweden, I know that they would agree about the greatness of this beer. I just want more.