Anyone else tired of Craft Beer?

I like beer. I like wine. I like Margueritas. I like food and sex too. Complaining about too many beer choices? WTF?

 

Costco ipa is pretty bomb
20$ for 24 beers.

 

The drastically overpriced burger and industrial and wood themed brewpub comment is spot-on

 

I like the Traders Joes ones too, 6 pack for about $7. We've started buying our Scotch blended whisky at Costco (Kirkland brand, really good for the price) so I might have to try their IPAs now too

 

Try the rest then buy the best...

 

You need to stop grousing about other people. Have a brew and STFU.

 

Living in SoCal I go through waves of burning out on IPAs and hoppy everything. Still like them but sometimes I just want a good Pilsner or red ale or whatever and don’t want you to somehow pack double or triple IPA hops into a beer that shouldn’t be hoppy.

 

That's the entire point of this thread.

Are you in that post and you don't like it?

 

Overpriced, mass-produced Pinot Grigio that should have been consumed 2 years ago?

I kid, I kid....

Fellow wine enthusiasts here. I haven't seen too much wine talk on this forum....

 

I recently read that 97% of all bottles of wine sold are under $10.

 

That's a really good Belgian style ale.

Belgian beer in general was the craft beer of the beer world long before 'craft beer' became a thing. Belgians will always take the cake for me.

 

Drink this. Tastes like PBR but made in a fancy microbrewery.

Cheap, and available in 18 packs of pounders.

 

How is that any different than people on Tacoma World geeking out over OV Tunes, aftermarket shocks, locking rear diffs, TRD wheels, lift kits, blackout trim kits for a/c vents, etc?

 

So the point is to whine about what others drink? Too many choices? Somebody has deeper issues.

 

Haha but it’s the best Pinot Gregio Ive tried so far.
Yeah guess we aren’t going to fine many wine enthusiasts on a truck forum where the popular preference for beers is Miller, Budweiser or that horrible weak chlorine tasting piss water Coors

 

I would totally believe that.

There are some industry reports (in trade magazines and such) that consider anything over $7 to be "premium" wine.

 

I do love craft beer, but not when it gets taken to this level:

 

I don't drink much Pinot Grigio. I prefer Pinot Gris from Alsace and Oregon. Same grape, but treated differently for more body and richer flavors.

And call me crazy, but if my choices are limited to macrobrew, I'll take a Coor's Banquet Beer over a Budweiser or Miller any day.

 

Had a 15 year old bottle 2 nights ago. We drive up to Ft Bragg and stop along the way at various spots. We drink more Margaritas than anything else though. Beer is even better sometimes.

 

Yeah, cocaine is alot more fun.