/beer/

Ohio is making some amazing beer right now.

Hoof Hearted, Fat Head, Jackie O's, Warped Wing, Madtree, there are so many great breweries in this state.

But isn't beer the one thing that flyovers roflstomp the rest of the US at?

why not? people perish too, i don't care what happens after im dead so fuck it

>new to 21
how in the hell are you that far behind the curve. I was drinking craft since like 18 homie
>make your own 6 pack
honestly, these are kind of a waste. 12 packs are way cheaper and you can get solid beers out of a variety pack for way cheaper. you just payed way more money than anybody ever should for a blue moon

not really, but I haven't heard much about it. the whole country is producing god tier beer. we're basically in the dead center of the greatest time and place in the history of ever for craft beer.

notice eurofags never post in these threads? its because their craft beer is piss. Went there for a month and a half and sampled every beer I could. I even like their whole "flat beer" thing and a British pint of Guinness is fucking bomb, but 9 out of 10 beers I had were just objectively worse and like 2% less alcohol content across the board

its $10 for the make your own desu. Not that bad.
And I like being able to try a wide variety of stuff to narrow down my personal tastes.
Ive found I dont like IPAs at all.
Also i've just stayed away from alcohol in general.

Flyover is particularly great when it comes to beer. Even a coastie biased website like Beer Advocate is dominated by midwestern beer

Any northern part of the country is amazing at beer though whether it is New England, the Great Lakes or the Northwest. Each of those three regions alone beats the entirety of Europe

Its insane how little alcohol the beer in England has. Some guys running a craft beer shop told me it was because of laws that taxed higher ABV stuff more

Northern California. Mostly shop at Bevmo and Total Wines and more; these all came from Bevmo, though even my regular grocery store had both 120 and KBS, just for more money.

or 15 dollars for 12 beers, usually 4 to 6 separate beers. for somebody that just likes beer in general its great because not only do you get to try shit, but you get to have it again later.
although if you don't like IPAs, I get it. you've been painted into a corner by the meme beer and I feel for you
I live in upstate NY and everything is bomb here. why is that? just good wheat and hops in the climate?
that explains why liquor prices were all over the fucking map. what a shitty law