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Message: [QUOTE="storrsroars, post: 4305422, member: 2500"] No fighting desired. I'm a pacifist. First, I have to apologize. I completely misread KKs comment as saying he didn't drink shelfies, thus my reaction. OTOH, I know many of y'all take day trips to various breweries. Nothing wrong with that, but I don't have the time or inclination to be going out every weekend to a brewery an hour away - and there aren't any bucolic venues here where I can enjoy a nice pizza with my beer. They're all in pretty gritty neighborhoods. I also try my best to not drive buzzed, which makes putting down anything over 8% ABV a challenge if I'm not staying long. I also don't like the assumption that if someone doesn't like one thing, then hey, let's assume they consume the lowest common denominator of whatever. I do not like sours all that much. Last I was in LA, I found Monkish to be the most pretentious bunch of hipster douchenozzles I'd ever experienced - and a tap menu where I found nothing enjoyable. So I went over to Smog City and found stuff I liked. But I was razzed here for my "ignorance" of the Monkish "vibe". None of which means I was headed to the nearest packy to find a six of IC Mango Light. I had an excellent west coast IPA and chocolate stout at Smog City. I've also said several times that I believe there's a place for lawnmower beer and that it's silly to overpay for beers that function in that role. I have the remnants of a 12-pack macro in my beer fridge. Which doesn't mean I order those when I go out. If I'm watching my calories and want a lower ABV/calorie beer, I'll order a Guinness. And there's no excuse for drinking Maxwell House in the 21st century. [/QUOTE]

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