I'll take "Things that annoy" for $200

Then I call it 7&7.

 

Shitlord trade bros who flip .rar glasses from hype train breweries like The Answer for hundreds thousands of dollars...it's just a damn glass with a Streets of Rage decal on it, people

 

I agree, hoppy and bitter are two different things. There’s so many different kind of hops used for different reasons. Same with malt, there’s pleasant malt driven beers say like Ayinger just because it’s in season, it’s a good kinda malt. Then there’s the malty old ipas that are off because the hops fade, that’s a shitty malty beer. I can smell that kind of old malt and I hate it.

 

I have only been in Boston once (for four or five days), but I consistently advise people not to drive there. And if you are more than 5'6" and 150 pounds, Fenway will be ergonomically miserable. I am comfortable with this advice.

Beer-wise, I am tired of Big Beer(tm) buying my favorite breweries and then ruthlessly eviscerating the production quality.

 

Holy Fucking Shit. The Holy Ghost has Risen.

 

We have been awaiting this return,
@Overlord, what is thy bidding?

Your sage-like advice on Fenway and non-diminuitive stature is accurate in Proletariat seating. You're more likely to wear a beer than consume it in these tight seats.

Goose Island or Elysian?

 

OK, just for clarification, there are Shitlords flipping glasses, not beer,glasses, at these prices?

 

Goose Island, Ballast Point, Elysian, Alpine, even ... Bruery.

Part of a rebel alliance and traitors ... each and every one of them.

 

I can't speak to the other brands, but I've surprisingly found GI's quality to have gone up to the level of what's available locally in my market.

 

You have been out of touch...

 

@MordorMongo annoys me.

 

Not telling anybody that there wrong, it's things that annoy me. That's what the forum was about.

 

Their vs there. Palate vs pallet vs palette. Etc

 

The three terms - "hoppy", "malty" and "yellow" - have been used to describe beer, by the brewers themselves, for quite a while...

 

New phone, who dis?

 

Oh I khow.

 

Sorry for the grammer mistake, auto correct

 

Pretty sure people just say hoppy meaning bitter. Obviously, we all know hops give different flavors to beer, and it doesn't mean the beer will be bitter. But when the ill-informed casual beer drinker says "I don't like hoppy", I've found what they really meant was they don't like bitter beer.

 

Read it and weep:



(Pliny the Elder is also described as "hoppy" on the label for those keeping score at home.)