Admitting Your Beer Noobdom

When I first got into beer I though all American beers was like BMC. Also I haven't had a Stone IPA yet. Not sure why exactly. I guess when I go beer shopping more intrigueing stuff catches my eye and I always put it off til later.

 

So there are females on this site....

 

I find the majority of sours to be meh

 

Whenever I'm at a bar I usually order "your cheapest beer", its my favorite.

 

Just a few months... Haven't "enjoyed" Belgian styles yet, despite wonderfully respected suggestions by BA's. but I blame this on my palette ...on my fathers side.

 

Ditto. That's just not what I'm looking for in a beer ..... Yet!

 

I thought the FFF brewery really burned down.

 

I've never bought a growler of beer or done a trade.

 

Not a sour fan, hasn't develop I think.
I passed on CBS sitting on a shelf in DC not knowing what it was. Still haunts me.
Not a huge Pliny fan. It's solid dont get me wrong, but I always pass on it (draft) at the local bar about 7 min walk from my house for something else.

 

I have never had BCS from a can.

 

I still drink PBR and Corona, especially during the summer.

 

meh, I blame it on the 10% native American blood in me..

 

I still think I like Weidermans,Falstaff,and Michelob in 6pk cans.I am in some kind of a noob funk.

 

The "rare-est" beer I have had is Parabola.

That and my homebrewing hasn't moved past the extract kit stage.

 

The only way I will ever technically cellar something is if I forget it exists in the back of the fridge.

 

I've never had any Cantillon, Pliny or Heady and I've never been to a beer fest.

 

I think that darklord tastes pretty good!

 

1.I think Miller High Life really is the champagne of beers
2. I drank a bottle of Genesee at the bowling alley just so I could add the throwback stubby bottle to my collection..
not really on 1 &...

 

My first bottle of FBS ended in a drain pour...