Controversial Beer Opinions Thread

And which styles are these?

 

Gose?

It's not rocket science...

 

All the ones that aren't scotch ale.

 

ESB?

 

We don't need a brewpub on every corner in America like walgreens

 

I mean I'd rather have the brewpub than the Walgreens.

 

And we don't really need beer served in theaters either. A local theater has applied for a license to serve beer and wine, and I'm suspecting the beer will be only the best BMC AAL. All this right across the hall from three businesses catering to kids (music school, arcade, and martial arts school) and near a mall-church and gym. That couldn't go wrong at all

A local supermarket with attached liquor store has started serving tap beers that you can drink while food shopping. Wait until customers with kids start shopping elsewhere and other issues arise . If limited to the liquor store, this would be understandable.

 

As long as it has beers that I like, and not 50 shades of IPA.

 

Just got back from Poland and drank well from Warsaw to Krakow. This is controversial against my ingoing dread

 

This is the biggest reason NEIPA's took off imo. IPAs and WCIPA's simply got boring

 

I'm pretty sure the whole foods near me has three floyds stuff on draft. I was actually thinking of going over there today hmmm.

 

Oh Jiminy!

 

I get your point but I meant all kinds: WC, NE, IIPA, anything with IPA in the name or style type. Just all seem to be the same. So far I also haven't found any of the New Zealand hops being that great or even good either.

 

If you want the best non BA coffee beer ever made, shoot me a message and I'll send you some Sunny Side Up.

 

Awesome beer

 

I can't get this 30 seconds back.......

 

Agreed. About 3 seconds for me though

 

Sick of walking into the store and seeing 65% of beer being along the IPA spectrum (pale ale, IPA, DIPA, imperial IPA, IPL's, etc).

 

Agreed, but that's hardly controversial, brofessor.

 

Oh, the children! Won't someone think of the children!?!

The Whole Foods across the street from me has a nice selection of rotating taps, you can only drink in bar/dining area, and there's a 3 beer maximum. I think society can withstand folks drinking a beer in the theater or grocery shopping after a couple pints.