Poorly Rated Beers That You Actually Liked

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Saranac Black Forest is an all time favorite, and imho one of the greatest of all times, to be redundant! Also Magic Hat #9

 

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I enjoined it. However I go into trying any beer without looking at the rating. I feel that it clouds or sways my judgement if I peek.

 

I actually liked Voodoo Doughnut Maple Bacon Ale, although it may have been the 2nd batch (if there was one). For the record, I love smokey beers.

 

It may have an 82 rating on here, however a lot of people don't like this beer. I, for one, think it is excellent. I loved this the first time I tried it

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Enjoined? So you and this beer fused together into a single being? I guess that is one way of saying you "became one" with the beer. Sorry couldn't help myself

 

Its not really poorly rated but I thought Stone 14th was one of the best DIPA's I've ever had and it only has an 87.
Also have a soft spot for Rolling Rock (canned is the way to go), Coors and Icehouse at least during the summer months.

 

How anyone can find shipyard's nutmeg seltzer water appealing is beyond me. But hey, to each his own.


For me, I really dig SN summerfest and Abita amber as session lagers. Both are around 80 on here I believe.

 

Pretty annoying of the people in this thread who dropped a link to the beer instead of just naming it.

I mean, really?

 

Belhaven Best...though I think it's nostalgia than anything else.

 

Speaking of Belhaven, I had a Twisted Thistle IPA yesterday. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either

 

Plus in the brewpub they serve it with the rim of the glass covered in sugary cinnamon goodness. Even the sampler glass!

 

Dude, is it that hard of a task to click a link and then hit the back button afterward? -10 points for lameness

 

Wow, I've never looked up Summerfest before. I am surprised it's so low. I love that brew!

 

Hands down: Bitburger. Love it and it ranks here as a 79.

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I'll have to look for that.

 

Miller Chill, Trader Jose Dark, and Voodoo Doughnut

 

Lucky u ipa from Breckinridge.

 

Twisted Thistle was one of my first introductions into IPA's. Had it on tap many years ago at the now recently deceased Mahars in Albany and it immediately had me seeking out more (and now obviously better) IPA's. Cheers to Twisted Thistle.

 

I actually enjoyed Leinenkugel's Summer Shandy. Several years back when I considered Leinenkugels a "superior" beer, I drank this a lot. I remember one time I went with my girlfriend to a Miller event downtown when she was a Miller Girl and they gave me a pitcher of it for free. I was in hog heaven