Beer Review Thread - Beyond Tiki

TB Tiki Bird Tiki Socialite Cerritos, Ca. Joined: Sep 25, 2003 Posts: 850	TB Tiki Bird Posted posted on Tue, Aug 3, 2004 1:46 PM I been drinking mostly european ales, lagers, & stouts for many years. Ive stayed away from american beers due to the quality of taste. But in the last 3-4 years, ive been increasing trying & staying with domestic beers, mostly because beer festivals here are poping up all over. I mean great microbreweries like Anchor in San Francisco, Stone in San Marcos, Craftsman in Pasadena, & Firestone in Paso Robos are stepping up to quality of euro beers. Those are only in California, i dont even want to get into the NW region of the U.S., Colorado, & New Orleans. I wonder if U.S. beers are available in Europe & how they are rated by europeans? Tbird.

I been drinking mostly european ales, lagers, & stouts for many years. Ive stayed away from american beers due to the quality of taste. But in the last 3-4 years, ive been increasing trying & staying with domestic beers, mostly because beer festivals here are poping up all over. I mean great microbreweries like Anchor in San Francisco, Stone in San Marcos, Craftsman in Pasadena, & Firestone in Paso Robos are stepping up to quality of euro beers. Those are only in California, i dont even want to get into the NW region of the U.S., Colorado, & New Orleans. I wonder if U.S. beers are available in Europe & how they are rated by europeans?

Tbird.

Post #105990 by Tiki Bird on Tue, Aug 3, 2004 1:46 PM