Prob in the past year I’ve just given up trying craft beers that are lazy. Making a skunky IPA isn’t gourmet. It’s sour garbage.
I’ve found making cocktails more enjoyable. And there are a few good smaller breweries that still make good stuff.
avoidant_fatigue on
There’s so much choice now (including canabis). It’s just coming full circle after the pandemic rationalization.
victhebutcher2020 on
$3 or more per beer? No thanks
Heavy_Direction1547 on
They all strove to find a unique niche or product, but unique mostly did not equate with good beer with wide appeal. They needed to compete with those and couldn’t.
OneMoreTime998 on
Let’s be honest – the vast majority are hot garbage anyhow. I know taste is subjective but so many jumped into the industry with little to know experience or knowledge because it was a cool industry to be in and sounded like fun.
__Nels__Oleson__ on
I’m still buying from the tried and true 2-3 craft breweries that I was buying from ten years ago. All the ones that have popped up since with their „kooky“ names for their ipa are on the way out.
Acceptable_Visit_115 on
I’m having a craft beer fatigue. It’s all crappy IPAs. Going back to drinking Moosehead and whatnot lol
TongsOfDestiny on
The .com bubble of craft beers; the breweries with inferior products and business practices will go under, while a few good brands will benefit greatly from the reduction in competition
RSMatticus on
Cost is pushing millennials to prioritize spending, while Gen Z simply does not drink as much as prior generations.
magicbaconmachine on
IPA mud drinks
Log12321 on
Maybe they’ll learn nobody wants an IPA that tastes like steeped orange peel and socks (looking at you Flying Monkeys). There’s a few good brands making lagers and dark ales and stouts that I go for, but it’s far a few between.
SunSimilar9988 on
Why spend 15$ for a bottle?
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Prob in the past year I’ve just given up trying craft beers that are lazy. Making a skunky IPA isn’t gourmet. It’s sour garbage.
I’ve found making cocktails more enjoyable. And there are a few good smaller breweries that still make good stuff.
There’s so much choice now (including canabis). It’s just coming full circle after the pandemic rationalization.
$3 or more per beer? No thanks
They all strove to find a unique niche or product, but unique mostly did not equate with good beer with wide appeal. They needed to compete with those and couldn’t.
Let’s be honest – the vast majority are hot garbage anyhow. I know taste is subjective but so many jumped into the industry with little to know experience or knowledge because it was a cool industry to be in and sounded like fun.
I’m still buying from the tried and true 2-3 craft breweries that I was buying from ten years ago. All the ones that have popped up since with their „kooky“ names for their ipa are on the way out.
I’m having a craft beer fatigue. It’s all crappy IPAs. Going back to drinking Moosehead and whatnot lol
The .com bubble of craft beers; the breweries with inferior products and business practices will go under, while a few good brands will benefit greatly from the reduction in competition
Cost is pushing millennials to prioritize spending, while Gen Z simply does not drink as much as prior generations.
IPA mud drinks
Maybe they’ll learn nobody wants an IPA that tastes like steeped orange peel and socks (looking at you Flying Monkeys). There’s a few good brands making lagers and dark ales and stouts that I go for, but it’s far a few between.
Why spend 15$ for a bottle?