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FLASHPRO
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FLASHPRO
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Brewer's beers you've reviewed

Website Comments by FLASHPRO

Back by popular demand! I modified the brewery pages to show the blue check mark next to the beer if you've reviewed it.


5 years ago
# 1
# 1

CYBERCAT
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CYBERCAT
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Merci beaucoup, danke schœn, muchas gracias, domo arigato!

5 years ago
# 2
# 2

CHOPZ
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CHOPZ
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Thank you - very happy with that :)

5 years ago
# 3
# 3

Thanks it’s a big help!!

5 years ago
# 4
# 4

I like it!

5 years ago
# 5
# 5

FLASHPRO
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Been a long time since there was a new poll so this is it! Thanks for the suggestion.

4 years ago
# 6
# 6

Dry beer was a macro gimmick. Fermenting a beer longer to make it dry - craft brewers have been doing it for years.

4 years ago
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# 7

CYRENAICA
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Probably. As long as it tastes good, I'll support it. It wasn't really a style so much as aging pale lagers to remove the alcohol bitterness (Apparently macro beer drinkers wanted to get drunk without the bitterness). As long as craft brewers aren't doing the same thing, it could be good.

4 years ago
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# 8

HEEMER77
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I didn't know that was a trend. Meh.

4 years ago
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# 9

CYBERCAT
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CYBERCAT
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These beer fads come and go like the seasons. The latest trend, I am sure you have noticed, is "Brut" (i.e., dry) IPAs. I've had a few, and they are fine, if not outstanding.

4 years ago
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