Least Favorite Styles

Sad to see so many mention Scotch ales, they're my favorite malt-forward style. Can't say I'm surprised though.
I'm not too big on brown ales myself.

 

Tough question...but the obvious answer is AAL or anything with loads of adjuncts. I love all beer styles. But I am critical of IPA, DIPA, and Triple IPAs, not because I don't like them, but because so many brewers are making "different" variations of them. It turns out that many of these taste the same. I like balanced beers, not a beer that is overwhelming my palate with too many hops. IMO, they aren't as sessionable as a crisp pale ale or a Kolsch.

 

Love English Barleywines not American. Can't get in to Tripels sadly. Guess those are my "least" favorite.

 

Belgian BPA/IPA
Bitter Stouts and that is about it that I have tried and wasn't really fond of.

 

Barleywines, just kind of tired by the bottom of the bottle.

 

I just went to a tasting of the goose island sour sisters. it was my first time drinking a sour beer. I would say that style is my least favorite, but I will try more to before giving up.

 

I like my beer like I like my women: I love them all.

 

Black IPAs, sours, smoke beers

 

Most flavored beers especially pumpkin. If I want pumpkin pie I'll have Pumpkin pie. One exception is Seadog Blueberry during the summer, don't know why, it just works. Like always, if you like it it's good!

 

Not including fruit/spice beers (not really a beer style I'd argue, just catchall categories), I'd say lambics. I love Belgian yeast but these sorts of sour wild beers are still something my palate is adapting to ... I plan to branch out and try more. I do like Flanders reds from time to time.

 

I agree with all, but I do like American Barleywines after they've aged long enough to taste English.

 

Lambics plain and simple. I will drink cases of Crispin and the like before I touch another Lambic, and I don't even particularly care for Crispin.

 

Pretty much this. With all the choices out there, it's hard for me to be satisfied with something like those. I'm surprised that no one has said Amber ales yet, but maybe they're just so bland as to be totally forgettable.

I also haven't had a lot of sours but it doesn't appeal to me very much. I love sour candy but sour beer is "eh" for me. Grand Cru was nice, I also tried Consecration on tap but didn't find it nearly as appealing as most people seem to. The trade offers for Beatification that I've seen kind of boggle my mind even though I haven't had it. I just don't see the big appeal, other than the exclusivity of most of the popular ones out there.

 

I missed this one at first. Another person that doesn't "get" sours! I can drink them just fine but nothing I've had has blown me away. I believe I tried Temptation as well and was like "it's good I guess" and left it at that.

 

Have only had one Gose but I wasn't a fan of it. (the one in the white can if anyone was curious)
Not really going to go out of my way to try another. Do like sours though.

 

I stay away from Pumpkin beer no matter what ever they decide to add to it.Cheers

 

I have not yet had a Sour that I liked. Witbiers are not high on my list but some I enjoy. Rauchbiers intrigue me but I never enjoy them. All Belgian styles are hit or miss for me. I have tried to like Pumpkin beers, but all but maybe 2 or 3 are not worth drinking at all to me.

 

You guys are clowns, send the sours my way!
Tart of Darkness was a regular pant-creamer for me. Absolutely loved it. Also loved Madrugada Obscura from Jolly Pumpkin, another delicious sour stout.

My least favorite styles are Lagers (pretty much most in general). They are good for slamming a thousand of them for very cheap but in terms of overall flavor profile, they blow a big peen. Ale's RULE!
I've also yet to find a Tripel I'm really crazy over. And rauchbier also taste like a baby's fart to me.

 

but... Fin du Monde...??? incredible...