Anaheim Area Breweries/Beers

What's stupid about it? Have you actually tried Naughty Sauce? There's nothing stupid about the flavor. It's stupid tasty, if that's what you mean.

 

What's wrong with black IPAs?

 

I have for sure. It was pretty much on tap for the entire month of January. That being said, it is a rotating beer vs year round. You're not exactly comparing apples to apples here.

 

I wouldn't go as far as to call it stupid, my question is what's the point? Is it more than just a gimmick, is there actual substance behind the golden stout or black IPA?

 

I don’t think either of these are stupid. Black IPA has become one of my favorite styles.
I love the idea of Golden Stout, but I’ve only tried a single-digit number of them so far and most haven’t been amazing. We shall see how things turn out.

 

inst naughty sauce technically a golden stout / golden milk stout? that beer is oh so tasty!

 

Who cares? If it tastes good, I'm going to drink it--I don't care what you call it. Naughty Sauce & Bean Bump? Awesome! Master of Disguise? Pretty damn good. Bootlegger's Day? Wouldn't know.

 

To me...

Noble 》Bottle Logic 》Valiant 》Bruery 》Bootlegger's

Of my list, Bruery makes the most complex beers; however, I really enjoy drinking pints. Most Noble beers are served as pints, some as 12oz, and very few as <=8oz. The Bruery seems the opposite. The options for pint sized "mainstream" style ales are few and far between at Noble. You can easily leave Noble spending $40 on 20oz of beer.

 

Oops...I meant to say Bruery in these two statements.