Africa and her Beer

Beer is served throughout the various countries on this breath taking continent we call our home. The beer is produced commercially as well as by the different indigenous tribes and is sold and served in various different places. Whether you want to enjoy a beer in one of the local taverns, or sip on an ice cold one at an upmarket bar, Africa can offer this. Tantalize your taste buds with a different beer in each country:

South Africa: Here you can grab yourself a Castle Lager or a Black Label and enjoy.

Namibia: When in Namibia, do yourself a favor and go for the Windhoek Lager.

Botswana: Chibuka Shake Shake is a different kind of beer – It requires vigorous shaking before drinking and comes in a carton. It is made from a mixture of Sorghum and maize. You will need to acquire a taste for this beer.

Zambia: The best way to enjoy the view of the Zambezi, is to sit down with your feet up and an ice cold Mosi-oa-Tunya in your hand.

Zimbabwe: Zambezi beer is Zimbabwe’s national beer and it is definitely worth giving a taste if you find yourself in Zimbabwe.

Malawi: If you are looking for a strong lager then you need to not look any further – Go ahead and try an elephant Lager.

Tanzania: This country may not be too original with their beer names, but the taste of them sure makes up for it – Try a Safari, Kilimanjaro or Serengeti Lager.

Kenya: When in Kenya do as the Kenyans do – Drink a Tusker Lager. Must be the best beer I have ever drunk.

Uganda: This country can offer you a very nice Nile Special which will leave you begging for more.

Mozambique: 2M (pronounced dosh-em) and Manica are the two most popular beers in this beautiful country.

As all the above mentioned beers are also served in glass bottles, you could easily peel the label off, stick it in your journal and remember it and your beer drinking experience! This can be used as a guide line for those beer drinking fanatics that would like to experience local beers.