#partylikeits1985
I’ve got the Brewdog advent calendar this year. Yesterday’s offering was this.
It was revolting.
#partylikeits1985
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That looks like the worst beer ever.
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Most British ale is usually between about 3-4%, excluding IPAs, which are mostly anything from about 5-7%. Obviously there’s all the piss water lagers at various volumes.
The sudden global fashion for IPA has created a bit of a heightened expectation of alcohol volume in beer, there’s some really decent beer over here in the 3-4% bracket, which is kinda the norm for proper, non-IPA ales.
Nowt wrong with a bit of marmite.
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I love marmite. But as it turns out, not in my beer.
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I think there’s a reason they take it off the beer in the first place…
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Have you tried either of these? 
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Christ. No.
I’ve definitely accidentally dropped a crisp in my pint before though. Does that count?
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This thread has taken a seriously disturbing turn.
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Are there any good beer testing websites you can recommend?
Why are people intent on ruining beer?
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Not exactly sure what you mean by a “beer testing website”, but I tend to look at BeerAdvocate if I’m standing in front of something new in the supermarket, or looking at a bar’s current tap list. As with most crowd-sourced rating sites, it’s a mixed bag, but reading through people’s tasting notes usually gives me some information.
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Part of me is genuinely curious.
Part of me knows I would vomit.
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Not normally a beer snob/aficionado, but having something special tonight.
2 bottles of Westvleteren.
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I’m playing a gig tonight and the venue has its own on site brewery. Think I’m looking forward to enjoying the beer almost more than the gig
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Ratebeer is pretty good.
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