Which Craft Beer Do You Feel Is The Most Underrated

Agreed the Cherry version is the best beer I've ever had. That said the regular version is very good but I'd have to say Cherry Adam is a bit better. I'd have to say regular is a 95 Cherry Adam is a 99 and Cherry Dragons Milk is a 100. Shame it doesn't replace the regular one and was only brewed once. Yes I love cherry beers.

 

Anything from shorts is way under rated imo

 

I'm with you on this...

http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/1536/4137/?ba=bennetj17

 

Anything without the words Heady, Pliny, Barrel Aged and sour in it.

 

That beer is known for having an aroma that doesn't stand up to its flavor. Weird that you say that

 

Wolavers Alta Gracia Coffee Porter
Victory Baltic Thunder

 

This is my first time with it, but it's up against white rajah and headhunter in my fridge so that might have something to do with it.

 

Their Cap Stout is epic!!

 

A BA rating of 83 on this is absurd. I'd like a recount.

 

Crooked Tree IPA from Dark Horse
Outlaw IPA from Two Brothers

 

Anything from High Point/Ramstein Brewing (NJ).

 

You must hang out with the herberglar.

 

Flower Power holds it's own with any other IPA I've ever had

 

Flying Fish-Exit 16

 

That is a travesty, and a prime example of why the reviews on this site are worthless.

 

Narragansett Bock

 

Highland Oatmeal Porter and Sweetwater IPA. I know they're not widely distributed but I think they could certainly stand on their own.

 

The Narragansett Seasonal Beers, anything from Berkshire Brewing Co., Oze No Yukidoke IPA.

 

resin.

holds up to heady and pliny imo

 

This was an 86, while the top Maibock is a 90. And it's the only one that's 90. You could easily just say lagers are underrated on this site period (well, unless they taste like an IPA )