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“Ice-cold temperatures typically kill whatever minimal flavor beer has to begin with, which in the case of both Brazil and the United States, indicates that residents in both countries are averse to strong bitter flavors.” quote by Martin Lindstrom
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““Ice-cold temperatures typically kill whatever minimal flavor beer has to begin with, which in the case of both Brazil and the United States, indicates that residents in both countries are averse to strong bitter flavors.””

Martin Lindstrom

About This Quote

Source Book: Buyology by Martin Lindstrom, 2008

Cold temperatures diminish beer flavor, revealing a cultural aversion to strong bitterness in Brazil and the US.

In simple terms: Cold beer loses flavor, showing taste preferences.

Key Takeaway

Consider temperature’s impact on taste perception.

Themes

culture taste perception marketing food & drink

Mood

analytical thoughtful

Type

observational analytical

When to use this quote

  • product development
  • beverage marketing
  • restaurant menu design
  • food pairing decisions

Key Concepts

sensory science consumer behavior regional preferences

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does climate influence food and drink preferences?
  • Can marketing overcome innate taste aversions?
A Different Perspective

Taste preferences can be shaped by climate and tradition, not just individual palate.

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