[N8 v2.0]

http://beeradvocate.com/top_beers?c_id=US

 

[DirtyDog]

I prefer lists compiled by critics rather than the public. People seem to be easily swayed by whats trendy or local. Like PBR for example.

 

[DaveW]

Same here, critics provide a better review.

 

[Transcend]

I prefer lists compiled by critics rather than the public. People seem to be easily swayed by whats trendy or local. Like PBR for example.

Screw you. PBR is neither trendy, nor local (or available) here. I still like it.

However, the stuff i had in Scotland was

 

[DirtyDog]

Screw you. PBR is neither trendy, nor local (or available) here. I still like it.

You are officially full of it. If I did a blind taste test against a bunch of crappy beers, you wouldn't even know the difference.

 

[partsbara]

told !!

 

[maxyedor]

BeerDemon, if you tried to do a blind tast test of crappy beer, I'd punch you.

Transcend, how can you like that stuff, it tastes like dirty dishwater, but worse.

 

[chicodude]

BeerDemon, if you tried to do a blind tast test of crappy beer, I'd punch you.

Transcend, how can you like that stuff, it tastes like dirty dishwater, but worse.

It gets ya DRUNK

 

[narlus]

Transcend, how can you like that stuff, it tastes like dirty dishwater, but worse.

he lives in canada, the land of horrible beer.

 

[I Are Baboon]

Like PBR for example.

Whatcu talkin' bout? I didn't see PBR on that list.

I've only tried five beers that made that top 100.

 

[stevew]

Screw you. PBR is neither trendy, nor local (or available) here. I still like it.

Your chariot, I presume?

 

[N8 v2.0]

I prefer lists compiled by critics rather than the public. People seem to be easily swayed by whats trendy or local. Like PBR for example.

pfft... what do self styled 'experts' know when it comes to taste that an average joe doesn't...?

 

[narlus]

breadth of experience counts for most people, N8.

 

[McGRP01]

Good representation from Stone Brewing. They're stuff is yummy, especially the Ruination IPA!

 

[N8 v2.0]

breadth of experience counts for most people, N8.

sometimes... but not always as in this case.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Lot of double, Imperial, and American IPAs on that list. Looks like peoples' tastes are improving.......

 

[narlus]

sometimes... but not always as in this case.

so someone who's culinary experience extends from mcnugget to whopper is qualified to be a restaurant critic?

 

[stevew]

so someone who's culinary experience extends from mcnugget to whopper is qualified to be a restaurant critic?

When looking for work in Alabama, yes.

 

[SofaKingBanned]

 

[blue]

Am I the only person who hates IPAs?

 

[SkaredShtles]

Am I the only person who hates IPAs?

You, sir, are asking for another

 

[BikeGeek]

Am I the only person who hates IPAs?

Nope. I can't stand most American IPAs. There are even some pales out there with more bitterness than some IPAs. I love the taste and smell of hops, but there comes a point where I'm left wondering why some of these breweries don't save some money and just sell hopped water. It's not like you can taste any of the malt.

 

[Changleen]

With any public review system, the 4.5 star rule seems to apply. Most people who buy a product know they like it, like it enough to advocate it and rate it highly, but there are always one or two who hate it enough to be bothered to slate it. This brings down the average to around 4 or 4.5... It seems most products submitted for public review end up like this once enough people rate them.

 

[dogwonder]

What I would do to get my hands on some pliny...