NO SUCHA THING AS OVERLY HOPPY SIR!!!
Guess I'll start an off-topic thread?
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LOL, different strokes for different folks..... I'll try them but dang anything over 70-80 IBU and I'm out. Hop heads aren't real beer drinkers! ;-) I tried the Kraken once, it's listed in excess of 1200 IBU's...hard to taste anything else after that!
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Agreed...the hops kills all taste.
OMG, yes there is...blahhhh
When you open a beer and that smell punches you in the face before you even taste it...no thanks
The bitterness of a beer can't exceed 100 IBU by traditional brewing methods.
Bitter bombs for the win!!
Years ago I had Dale’s Pale Ale explode in my car! I got to enjoy that heavenly, aromatic, skunk smell for months!OMG, yes there is...blahhhh
When you open a beer and that smell punches you in the face before you even taste it...no thanks
It doesn’t go away!
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maine doesn't not have the most, coming in around the 200 range, but I believe we just passed VT to become #1 in terms of breweries per capita
to me, hoppy IPA's are a dime a dozen........i like sours the best, but not these silly little jelly donut tart lime mango kettle sours......if i had my druthers i like the real traditional belgian type sours & goses
i'll try some of the modern nonsense, but i really like the traditionally brewed stuff.....place like Allagash & Oxbow here in Maine, Hills Farmstead in VT, Prairie Artisan in Tulsa (of all places).......that's my go to
but i like beer in general, so feel free to send me some to try
to me, hoppy IPA's are a dime a dozen........i like sours the best, but not these silly little jelly donut tart lime mango kettle sours......if i had my druthers i like the real traditional belgian type sours & goses
i'll try some of the modern nonsense, but i really like the traditionally brewed stuff.....place like Allagash & Oxbow here in Maine, Hills Farmstead in VT, Prairie Artisan in Tulsa (of all places).......that's my go to
but i like beer in general, so feel free to send me some to try
My all time favorite beer is free.
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and on a side note, if you have never had a good gose on a hot day, that combination of light with a little tart and a little salt hits the spot
even anderson valley in CA makes some decent "commercial" goses......they are a way under appreciated style imho
even anderson valley in CA makes some decent "commercial" goses......they are a way under appreciated style imho
