Does a state's reputation for beer influence ratings?

Discussion in 'Beer Talk' started by Beef_Curtains, Jul 14, 2015.

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  1. Harlan_Pepper

    Harlan_Pepper Initiate (0) Dec 29, 2014 Indiana

    If that were the case, Magic Hat #9 would be rated a lot higher than it is.
     
    #41 Harlan_Pepper, Jul 17, 2015
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  2. BeerBrose

    BeerBrose Initiate (0) Jun 28, 2015 Illinois

    I'm going to have to be inclined to agree with you.
     
    #42 BeerBrose, Jul 18, 2015
  3. 31Sam13

    31Sam13 Initiate (0) Sep 29, 2014 New Hampshire

    Yes!...I knew I wasn't crazy...
     
    #43 31Sam13, Jul 18, 2015
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  4. Rhymkeeper

    Rhymkeeper Initiate (0) Aug 31, 2014 Alabama

    I think it's often based on distribution. Especially in distributition to "hip, in the know" regions. That being said; good is good & meh is meh.
     
    #44 Rhymkeeper, Jul 18, 2015
  5. Yargamo

    Yargamo Initiate (0) Jun 9, 2015 New York

    Look at the top 100 beers. The answer is quite obvious
     
    #45 Yargamo, Jul 19, 2015
  6. JuicesFlowing

    JuicesFlowing Initiate (0) Jul 5, 2009 Kansas

    I have an inferiority complex. I think there are some awesome beers here in Kansas, but because it is KANSAS, it's the proverbial flyover state bullshit. Tallgrass Ethos, Zombie Monkey, Free State Cloud Hopper ... just meaningless beers from Kansas. Bullshit.
     
    #46 JuicesFlowing, Jul 19, 2015
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