Devils Advocate;1292011 wrote:Serious snob question:
In the last few years, I have made a beer journal if you will. I found that I had tried sooo many craft beers, That I could hardly ( if at all ) keep track of what I tried an what I liked\didn't. I didn't start logging until about two years after I started and am now back tracking.
The question is : Are you willing to give a beer a second chance? If so, under what circumstances? I am a big fan of IPA's in general, but there are so many, it is hard to keep track of.
Case in point, About 4 years ago I drank a 120 min IPA, I thought it was Gorilla piss. My Brother in law had a few pints last weekend, and I reluctantly agreed to give it a 2nd try. I'm glad I did! 16 oz of malty goodness. It make me wonder if the 1st one I drank had a storage issue ( heat/light ).
What do you think?
Unless a beer is absolutely awful, I'm willing to give it multiple chances. Over time your palate will change and you will appreciate beers you didn't like before, but also realize some beers aren't as good as you once thought. I started using untappd to keep a log of all the beers I drink because I wanted to use something but I'm too lazy to write reviews on beeradvocate. I'm in a situation similar to you, I've got 5+ years worth of drinking craft beer so god knows how many total beers I've had. I'd like to backtrack to try beers I haven't had in a while but also have a complete log. Unfortunately I'm pretty sure there are some really good beers that I may never get to try again.