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[-] Repelle@lemmy.world 13 points 1 year ago

I’m old enough to remember (just barely) drinking before the hop craze, and I when it first started and there were more beer choices I thought it was great, because sometimes I like some hop forwardness. But then everything became hops and way to much and microbrews started offering like 10ipas and nothing else and i just want a damn hefeweisen (or any wheat) and theres just one option among 50 ipas and extra triple ultra ipas or whatever..

Heres hoping for a bigger variety of choices.

[-] jayrhacker@kbin.social 2 points 1 year ago

Don't forget your sense of taste changes as you age, there's a reason old farts drink cheap rice/wheat lagers with subtle flavor profiles.

That said, the first IPA I had was from Summit Brewing in Minneapolis back in the middle 90's and it was nothing like the pine-cone flavored versions which are everywhere today.

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