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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Anonymous

Male here and I remember when the "perfect beer" options were Sierra Nevada, Pete's Wicked, or Red Hook ESB. All still great beers. (As is the original Sam.) 
But they've sort of been overtaken by the local craft movement and the "Make It Hoppier!" arms race. 
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No there are a lot of different varieties. The craft beer movement is not about making it hoppier, you need to get out more....get out of your box.[/quote]

No, there is some truth to what he is saying. There are lots of non-hoppy options, but sometimes you go to a restaurant and they will have a long list of craft beers, 95% of which are IPAs. There is a certain set for which the goal is to make the beer hoppier. I like good beers and am personally not a fan of IPAs, but I see what he is saying. The last time in Vermont there was one that everyone kept saying we just had to try -- it sold out quickly and was hard to find. It was, you guessed it -- the hoppiest beer ever.

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