Spicy food
Strong coffee
Good wine
Beer similar to blue moon or allagash white
Nice beaches
American food is NOTHING like European food. Food manufacturers in the US stuff all kinds of rubbish into foods to make them look pretty and give them a longer shelf life, and in EU countries many such practices are illegal, and the food is by default organic and a LOT healthier.
I think you might enjoy Italy or Turkey. You can buy wine and beer in Turkey, it is a secular republic, but the locals tend to frown on too much indulgence in alcoholic beverages.
Alright! THIS I like:
Every country has various places and cuisines that it is famous for. Every country has the requirements that you ask for, though they may vary wildly in quality and location. So...
France is famous for, you know, Everything Nice In General About Food. I hear the beaches off the Mediterranean are famous for it's romanticism. Wine no problem there.
On the other hand, Switzerland has most of those good stuff you listed, except spicy food and...beaches, unfortunately.
And last of all, you could go (if you are not already there) to the USA, where about everything listed is there on account of multiculturalism, which, is just like, visiting all the countries of the world. Happy Eating!
Switzerland is landlocked, no beaches.
Seattle or the USA are not in Europe.
Based on your beer preferences I would chose Belgium. Due to the climatic change the beaches are nice, too.
https://www.google.de/search?hl=de&site=...
In post communist countries food is natural and not very expensive.
Switzerland!
Turkey and Greece tick all of those boxes for you.
You could probably find all of those in Seattle.
IDK if the beach is "white," but it is nice enough.
Lots of bonfires even in the dead of winter.
Turkey no question,
i think France..
