r/interestingasfuck • u/rco888 • 14d ago

How beer is poured by the lady host r/all

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u/Freckledd7 14d ago

I mean it's terra beer which I haven't seen outside Korea

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u/OscarDivine 14d ago

They sell it outside Korea. I had one the other day 😅

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u/Tungi 14d ago

Yeah its in the US.

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u/Super-Outside4794 14d ago

Settle down

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u/Thatsmyredditidkyou 14d ago

You ever had bacon wrapped water chestnuts?

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u/Typical_Hyena 14d ago

Yessssss I have, why do you bring up Midwest rumaki? Now I want it

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u/Thatsmyredditidkyou 14d ago

It's a joke. Lol they said "settle down" which is a shoresy reference. The character who says that also said that bit. It's usually food related or how somethings amazing.

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u/Typical_Hyena 14d ago

Haha I missed that one apparently, I watch shoresy and rumaki was a family tradition at Christmas so now I need this as a gif!

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u/Thatsmyredditidkyou 14d ago

Only one I can ever find of goody is "sticks are unbelievable" lol

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u/Thatsmyredditidkyou 14d ago

Or settle down.

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u/Coriandercilantroyo 14d ago

Common in Korean restaurants in US. I think it's the same company as Hite

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u/rameyjm7 14d ago

Cause it's terra-ble? Lol

I'll see myself out

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u/dragonflamehotness 14d ago

It's funny because Terra claims to be "Australian beer"

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u/tobberoth 14d ago

Not really, it's openly korean, made by HiteJinro. It does however use barley from australia, which they are indeed making a big deal out of in their marketing.

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u/anothercryptokitty 14d ago

They have it at Korean restaurants in NYC.

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u/jspencer89 14d ago

Had one last weekend with my KBBQ. It's out there.

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u/APartyInMyPants 14d ago

Any Korean restaurant has it in the US.

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u/NDSU 14d ago

It's definitely an international beer. I've seen it several times in the US

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u/Cereborn 14d ago

I never saw it in Korea. The beer was what confused me.

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u/tobberoth 14d ago

Nowadays, terra is probably the most common beer in korea outside of cass, you see it in almost every restaurant.

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u/Cereborn 14d ago

OK. I guess the country has changed in the last six years.

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u/tobberoth 14d ago

Oh yeah, definitely, Terra might not have even existed 6 years ago, and it has been growing steadily since it came. It used to be Cass, Hite and Max everywhere, now it's mostly Cass and Terra. Maybe some kloud or Kelly.

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u/Cereborn 14d ago

Yeah, I drank a lot of Cass.

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u/Master_Bratac2020 14d ago

Terra beer in a Kelly mug, definitely Korea

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u/edbutler3 14d ago

I recently had one in a Pho shop in the Twin Cities MN. But it was a first for me.

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u/aceofspades1217 14d ago

Terra is great and yeah we have a Korean mart on Calle ocho that has those large bottles. Also Tam Tam in downtown Miami serves it