• @Siethron
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      201 year ago

      I enjoy arguing about beer. Let ME enjoy things.

    • @CluckN
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      161 year ago

      What if they enjoy racism :(

    • nudny ekscentrykOP
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      not my say to decide what should or should not be enjoyed, but IPA are the worst of beers and that is a fact

      • @[email protected]
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        We have a saying in the brewing community, “don’t yuck someone else’s yum.” Everyone has different tastes. Let them enjoy it even if you don’t. It’s not hurting anyone. And that goes beyond beer

        • @[email protected]
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          The problem with IPA’s is not that people enjoy them or that brewers brew them and pubs stock them. The problem is that there’s so many of them, all purporting to be slightly different, that it’s pushing out other kinds of beer. The amount of times I have walked into a pub and there’s somewhere between three and seven IPA’s and I ask if they’ve got any stouts and the answer is, “We’ve got Guinness.”

          • @[email protected]
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            Part of that is seasonal. You’re not going to get a stout in the summer, just like you’re not going to get an Oktoberfest in the spring or a Shandy in the winter. Like you said about IPAs, there are so many variations, they’ve become a year round beer. Other year round beers are things like lagers and ales. Comparing a seasonal style to a year round beer isn’t a fair comparison

            If you can’t find a stout on tap in the winter, you’re going to the wrong breweries

            • @[email protected]
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              I live in the UK. My experience has been that the selection of beers isn’t that seasonal. Sure there will be guest beers in some pubs/chains but for example I can go to a Sam Smith’s pub and they have four stouts year round plus a pretty good porter. Just a lot of people don’t like to go to Sam Smith’s pubs because the owner has… feelings about one thing and another.

              So if I’m meeting friends usually there’s something nearby that we’re planning to do and in a great number of pubs the choice is Guinness or nothing.

          • @[email protected]
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            Stouts are expensive to brew and take a long time, which is why you don’t see breweries make more of them. Also, they tend to brew what sells.

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              • @[email protected]
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                Right but the higher concentration of complex sugars means you need longer to get to the desired attenuation, making longer secondary fermentation almost part of the style. Beyond that, most stout gets bottle or keg conditioned for several more weeks, as this really aids in development of the desired complexity. I used to work at a brewery and did BJCP training and “young” stouts tend to have a very obvious flavor profile most people don’t like. With other ales, we would turn around a batch from grain to cans to sales in about three weeks, but the stouts were more like a 2 month process at minimum. Our best selling gingerbread stout basically took all year to brew. Most breweries treat stouts like the special occasion they are because doing so produces something incredible, and rushing it produces something mediocre.

                • potpotato
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                  Complex sugars are simply not going to be metabolized by yeast, which is why many dark beers are cloying? Not all dark beers (IE schwartzbier) are sweet because of better conversion in malting and mashing (and water chemistry)?

                  IPAs can have very quick turn around though. A local place only uses kveik…

      • macniel
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        231 year ago

        but IPA are the worst of beers and that is a fact

        Measured by whom?

      • @[email protected]
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        IPAs are fine it’s the chase for the hoppiest thing that is a waste. As Garret Oliver once said it’s like chefs trying to make the saltiest soup.

      • @[email protected]
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        141 year ago

        They are one of the most popular, and most diversely flavorful, styles. They’re not the “worst” by any metric but your narrow opinion.

      • potpotato
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        71 year ago

        Farmhouse ales?

        Sours?

        Milkshake-style beers (lactose back-sweetened)?

        • @cmbabul
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          51 year ago

          I know people who love them, but I can’t for the life of me understand the semi recent popularity of sours. I’ve tried several and all I taste is old sock

          • @[email protected]
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            Sour beers are a thing you will try the first time and hate initially, then a few days later you will think that sour was pretty good. This also assumes you get a good sour, and not something that’s basically vinegar, which is harder than is should be.

            • @cmbabul
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              Definitely not my experience, I tried several a while back from a few local breweries that made stuff I loved in the past and just did not care for anything about the flavor or taste, but I don’t have to drink them so enjoy. I’ll stick to the ESBs, pilsners, and IPAs

              • @[email protected]
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                I’m not a brewer, but I’m assuming that the process is slightly different. Try a sour from a company that’s known for making sours. There are a lot of very delicious ones out there.

                • @cmbabul
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                  Appreciate the advice, but I’ve been through many that were acclaimed by folks that love sours, just not to my pallet. Everyone else go nuts but I’m not interested, and there’s plenty of other beer out there I do like so I’m not missing out

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        Idk. Even if they’re way, way overdone, Bud Light exists and is some kind of pilsner-type thing.

      • CyclohexaneM
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        Daaamn 70 downvotes, I guess people are really attached to their IPAs

      • @Redredme
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        Hear hear. The ayes have it. IPA’s are now banned.

    • @[email protected]
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      371 year ago

      Gatekeepers got tired of being (rightly) made fun of, so they made a new meme format that makes them seem justified

      • @ThatWeirdGuy1001
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        I mean if people would actually admit that new games have been declining in quality and stop pouring money into these lower quality games we’d still have high quality games on the regular.

        But no everyone shit their pants when planned dlcs became the norm and jizzed in their pants so hard gaming corporations realized they can peddle half assed games and people will still shell out whatever price they demand

    • Alien Nathan Edward
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      I love the change. I really think that “even if he might be right fuck that guy and how he approaches this” is a great evolution of the meme

  • @Broken_Monitor
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    Hey IPAs are all year round. Pumpkin spice beer is seasonal.

      • RaivoKulli
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        I’m guessing the maker doesn’t like beer so never really got into it enough to know that

  • UnfortunateShort
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    Dude the two best kinds of beer are free and cold. Anything beyond that is luxury

  • @[email protected]
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    261 year ago

    Moral of the story: Don’t let others tell you what to like or dislike. If you think IPAs are crap then don’t do it because someone on the internet told you so.

  • @[email protected]
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    I love how you can tell this was edited by the first dude to pat themself on the back for disliking something benign, and then OP’s comments prove that’s the case

  • asudox
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    71 year ago

    That’s right. Real men shit infront of homies.

  • @Rooty
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    IPAs are for summer, autumn and winter seasons are for bock and stout beers.

  • RaivoKulli
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    61 year ago

    I’m not a huge fan of IPAs. I think they’re good but not binge drinking appropriate, so that shaves off a bunch of points.

  • @yoo
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    61 year ago

    Does any of my Europeans enjoy Kronenbourg Blanc?

      • @yoo
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        31 year ago

        Yeah I asked because for some reason it’s super popular but I don’t see the appeal. I much prefer Bavaria or Tuborg or Carlsberg. Haven’t tried that one!

        • @[email protected]
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          71 year ago

          As a Dane, I am deeply honoured that you would prefer a Tuborg or Carlsberg. Though I would advise you to try something better than that discount beer.

    • @Jumpinship
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      It doesn’t taste like beer really. . I drink it quite often though. Not too many good import beers in some asian countries, and that’s they one you can get in most corner stores.