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The mega hopping craze needs to stop. It's ridiculous. The only reason to hop something that heavily is to hide something.
The mega hopping craze needs to stop. It's ridiculous. The only reason to hop something that heavily is to hide something.
Not sure it is a 'craze' mate. Heavily hopped beers have been going strong in the States for a long time. Perhaps the way Aus had embraced it in recent years has made it appear that way.
However, you are right to an extent. I see a lot of people who's only idea of craft beer is an IPA. I am sure that are having a great time exclusively drinking IPAs. For me though there are so many amazing styles of beer that I would hate to have to limit myself to one.
Stone Brewing Co. "Arrogant Bastard Ale". Very much a Strong Ale, very hoppy but quite bright too. Stacks of flavour.
In the last 5 years or so, the number of insanely hopped beers has exploded. There's a time and a place, and now it seems that it's everywhere.
Malty brews deserve more respect!
Hops >>>>>>> malt tbh
Hops >>>>>>> malt tbh
Stone Brewing Co. "Arrogant Bastard Ale". Very much a Strong Ale, very hoppy but quite bright too. Stacks of flavour.
storm pale ale is the pick of the bunch..Since I'm broke as f**k for the next 25 years, I've been hitting the Aldi beers recently to find a favourite. Only one I've missed so far is the Storm Pale Ale. So here goes:
- Fraser Briggs Premium Lager: made to look like a knock off of Boags Premium. It doesn't taste like Boags, but it's a solid lager.
- Sainte Etienne: looks like a knock off of Stella Artois, tastes like the urine of a Stella drinker.
- Storm Super Dry: pick of the drinks. Clean, crisp, inoffensive.