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The perception from the UK is despite what seems like a growing trend in microbreweries, Americans still don't venture out much further than IPAs Edit: And as
by ChrisRR 6y ago
The perception from the UK is despite what seems like a growing trend in microbreweries, Americans still don't venture out much further than IPAs
Edit: And as a lover of belgian beers I can only agree. I wonder why people even drink so many IPAs when there's so many different and delicious varieties of beers around.
- anonAndOn 6y agoBecause the easiest way to sell a crappy beer in the US is to dump a bunch of hops in it and call it an IPA? I jest there are 47 varieties of Pale Ale and 3 of something else at the supermarket these days, but it's not far from the truth.