If I were planning to travel to the Caribbean on a beer tour, this book would provide me with a listing of some great restaurants and bars to try the local brews, but for armchair travel, it's decidedly lacking in details. I suppose that after lager number thirty-four, there isn't much more one can say about a lager. However, I plan to bring this book along with me the next time I'm shopping for beer in a place that might stock some Caribbean brews. Who knows – I might find one that is palatable.
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1 - Eric Berlin
Great job, Anna. I've always thought Red Stripe was decent, and a semi-hip beer to order during my NYC years.
What's the best Caribbean beer that we should think about getting into?
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2 - Anna
The best really depends on your preference. One thing I took away from this book is that you should try everything before you decide. :)