Germany is more than beer 👆FULL VIDEO👆 #shorts

After moving to Germany and living in Germany, we learned that German culture is so much more than just beer! 😊

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❤️Aubrey was a Speech-Language Pathologist and Donnie was a graphic designer, but we both had a dream to #travel the world and experience cultures. After three years of being married and dreaming about if something like this great adventure would be possible, we decided to quit the rat race and take on the world. We sold everything we had, quit our jobs, and took off! After 9 months of aimless and nonstop travel, we now get to fulfill our dreams of #LivingAbroad as #expats as we move to #Germany!

[PassportTwo]

check out the full video of EVERYTHING Americans misunderstand about German beer culture linked at the bottom of this short 😃🇩🇪

[Isamu]

Basically Germany has diverse and good beer but Austria, the Netherlands, Poland and the Czech Republic are also important in the competition for the best beer. But before people get upset here, Great Britain is brewing something there too, but that's ale and not beer and I think a travel agency should offer this Europe trip through the different beer cultures, even if it would probably take three weeks

[manuelalyons]

I'm from Hessen and Applewine is big

[Saiiidon]

I am from Nürnberg and we love our Elisenlebkuchen here

[crackedcabbigelol]

From Nord-Hessen its Alte Wurst or in slang „Ahle Wurscht“

[auraluna]

For hessia I would say potatoes.
I grew up with: Kartoffelwurst, Kartoffelbrot und Salzekuche.

Zusätzlich: Ahle Worscht, Schwartemagen, Kochkäs mit Kümmel, Knofelinchen, Kümmelring, Kümmelbrot, Handkäs mit Musik, Grie soß, Weckwerk, Bethmännchen, Zwiwwelsploatz, Haddekuche, Nougatringe, ...

[GiGigo]

Black forest: Black forest cherry cake🍰😋

[durchfallgurgler]

POV: You are from Hessen and forgot that Apfelwein is a thing...

[JustsomeDude-yl]

In Hessen it is Stracke. It’s a sausage, which is put in a Schweine Darm

[gamingkatze]

I am from Hamburg and we have something called Franzbrötchen. It's a kind of mixture between a cinnamon roll and a croissant and it tastes delicious.

[bremade]

I come from Hessen, and here we have the äbbelwoi, wich is Apfelwein, or apple wine in english. It tastes like a way less sweet and a bit sour apple juice if you get a good one. A good amount of the stuff you can get though is way to sour, which makes it taste a bit like puke, so you really need someone who knows the wines, and who can get you a good one. Also a big mistake many people make is drinking it pure. While you can do that, you should put some sparkling water into the wine, about 4 parts of wine and 1 part of water. It counters out the sourness, and enhalces the flavour.

[stuborn-complaining-german]

Beer! All my village has is a big Brewery, a Hotel and a Biergarten...😅

[tillappelhans]

Applewine (EebbelwoiI in the Frankfurt Region, but not too far from here the Wine Region of Rheingau begins, which is famous for Riesling. Beer is not a big thing in this region, but there are some nice smaller breweries here too, but certainly not comparable to Franconia or Bavaria.

[leonardl]

I'm from Halle, the City in the Saale-valley is famous for the institution of the Halloren or in fully length die Salzwirker-Brüderschaft im Thale zu Halle and Händel. We have salt and chocolate, the famous Halloren-Kugeln. We have a rich and hearty cuisine. But in my view the most unique difference in comparision with other German regions is the regiolect.

[jonaskratzig]

I'm from saxony we have a very famous mustard called bautz'ner and Dresdner stollen

[christianebehr]

Teltower Rübchen Teltow is near Berlin,
Maybe Currywurst? 😊

[HittesMittes]

Im from cologne and our regional specialty is pigeon poo.

[janlit]

I'm from the "Emsland", and this part of Germany really is known for its drinking culture. Even for many other germans that come to visit, our amount of alcohol consumtion is far over the top. This might not be something to be extremely proud of but it is at least something😅

[mattiblod]

In the North it’s „Fischbrötchen“ or just Fish Bread Roll (You heart of the German Brötchen before) it’s just Fish like Lachs/Salmon on These Brötchen

[martinsmusik]

Äppler/bembel/Apfelwein its kinda like cider but not really