not sure what italian stuff you are talking about,i was actually talking about a few local california breweries.although i didnt state that so my bad.
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Once tickers stop buying $30 bottles of beer, brewers will stop this stupidity, and things will get back to normal.
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all those crazy spiced up Italian micros you see at vendome...
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It’s kinda funny, because I originally started using Ratebeer to know which beers were the best and to only buy those. Now I’m inclinded to try new things just to get ratings, even when I know they’re not rated very highly. Recently I’m starting to revert back because I think too many breweries and importers are charging too much for lackluster products.
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I would say no. I believe (hope) there’s enough of us out there who love beer to keep the craft beer industry going. There’s going to be some casualties no doubt, but the industry as a whole will be fine. That being said, I’ve never bought a $30.00 bottle of beer and probably never will. I have no problem paying $10-$15 for a bottle if it’s something I really want, but not much more.
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no because craft beer drinkers are usually elitists and their average level of education and income are higher than that of the common MGD drinker... as in, we can afford it.
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Same here. I’ve started caring more about just trying new stuff (new to me, not new in general) rather than chasing all of the latest, $20/bottle releases. I’ve passed up quite a few highly regarded new releases in the $20 range and don’t regret it at all. I’d rather spend $20 on 10 bottles of "normal" stuff that every once in a while turn out to be very good than $20 on a single bottle that I’ll likely find to be overhyped.
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???
no, end of thread.
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I honestly doubt that tickers (meaning essentially RB & BA people) constitute all that much of those purchasing the $20+ regular releases. Sure, maybe for a one-off brewery only release you’ll get a higher concentration of them, but we really are a vocal minority amongst the craft beer buying crowd.
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Jobs are up...
Stock market is up...
There is an end in sight...
Im young and dont see any end in sight for my love of craft beer...and what I can tell you is that all of my friends are catching on to this shit...18,20,21 year olds...they all love it...and I know if I personally have interested a dozen young people into craft beer...and alot of the people on this site are probably doing the same...
Its the macro breweries that need to be worried.
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