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The line between home brewers and microbreweries can be a bit vague. If I buy a beer in a pub there's no certificate that a beer has been brewed in a profession
by dep_b 10y ago
The line between home brewers and microbreweries can be a bit vague. If I buy a beer in a pub there's no certificate that a beer has been brewed in a professional production facility by certain standards. But that already really sounds like a Reinheitsgrebot ;)
I like IPA's a lot, perhaps after big Belgian flavours my favourite, but I don't trust breweries that have a mediocre (boring and/or not super well made) selection of beers where only the IPA stands out.
- SippinLean 10y agoIt isn't vague where I live, a bar can't sell homebrew under federal law. I generally don't trust breweries that have "a mediocre selection of beers" in general, regardless of what type of IPA they're serving.
- monocasa 10y agoIt's vague because basically the only difference between a homebrew and and a nanobrew is that the nanobrew has cut the right checks to the right .gov entities.