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European beer brands based on worldwide popularity (not local, as you can probably instantly guess by looking at your country)
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Try a lager, like Ratsherren Hamburg Lager. It's beer for people who do not like beer (source: I do not like beer but most lagers). If you like it sweet you could also try porters, like Lausitzer Porter but that stuff is sweet af.
Thanks for the recommendations!
Porters do sound interesting, I will try one eventually.
Sours are also great for people who don't like beer as much but like sour tasting drinks and food.