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[QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 3996549, member: 10"] Definitely an acquired taste. I started drinking beers with more flavor in the mid to late 1980s when Sam Adams and Harpoon debuted. Then there was the microbrewery revolution in the early 1990s to the late 1990s and then things kind of settled down until the new craft beer revolution last decade. I was still drinking more malty beers (ambers, reds, porters and stouts) that were prevalent in the 1990s until one of my friends turned me on to IPAs, especially New England IPAs. Not as much of a fan of the bitter IPAs out west. If you want to try some New England IPAs out your way try Monkish Brewing Co. beers. They're in Torrance and make some great stuff. [/QUOTE]
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