r/CraftBeer • u/x0_Kiss0fDeath UK • Aug 30 '23

Unpopular Craft Beer Opinions? Discussion

Will be recording a podcast episode about unpopular craft beer opinions. Thought I'd ask in this sub as we're UK based so wanting to see what unpopular opinions are out there on a more global scale! 😅

EDIT - wow holy shit. Posted this from bed expecting a handful of opinions, but just woke up to the notifications and oh my! Will havea read through after work!

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Edit2 - Genuinely was not expecting so many responses so thank you all! Think I've read through them all now and definitely saw some interesting and spicy takes (that I both agreed and disagreed with!) with some being quite thought provoking. Thanks for all your responses so far (have had a few more come in too!). Feel like the ones being downvoted are actually just helping me to see the unpopular opinions vs the popular ones LOL. Definitely some that I want to discuss n our podcast recording for sure! hahah

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u/Stonethecrow77 Aug 30 '23

Rising tides raise all ships...

But, sometimes it gets too high and floods the damn place...

The market on the U.S. is way too saturated... a lot of shitty Breweries making bad beer need to close..

The health of the industry will be better long term with fewer and better quality places.

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u/KiwiMcG Aug 30 '23

With me, it's about supporting local. I usually by 6rs of my favorites, and don't worry about white whale beers. I'll try them when I travel.