[header] How to hold a beer tasting party [title] Invite a group of friends over for the beer tasting party. [step] Be sure that most of them enjoy beer. Even those who don't like beer though, can be encouraged to at least try a few on the off chance that they might discover one they do like.
[header] How to hold a beer tasting party [title] Invite a group of friends over for the beer tasting party. [step] Be sure that most of them enjoy beer. Even those who don't like beer though, can be encouraged to at least try a few on the off chance that they might discover one they do like.
Having one of the friends who does not have many buddies around who like beer starts too early. [title] Set a time to meet up again. Having less guests (and fewer people) will make you more likely to find one that has a better chance of success, especially because they will all be chatting along with each other. [title] Plan ahead to organize the drink cohangout in advance. Send email invitations with photos of beers or make paper invitations in the shape of a beer bottle or similar. [substeps] Keep the group of friends small for the beer tasting event. Have fun with the tasting guests by having a variety of different styles of beer, not only vegan and no-meat varieties, but vegetarian/marketed, too. [title] Have an idea of what you're going to expect drinking the guest of honor's favorite beers.