Does your taste in beer change over time?!
Does your taste in beer change over time?
I used to really love the taste of American light beers, now I usually find them boring or distastful. I used to think other kinds of beer were bitter and skanky. Now I find I like more complex flavors. Is this age, maturity, or what?
P.S. I still can't stomach Corona lol.
Answers:
The world of beer is so huge. Just explore. All our tastes change over time (including in books, movies, women! and beer), so yours will too.
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Yes.
Only when I throw it up the next morning.
It has been said that your taste buds change approximately every 7 - 10 years. So I would have to say yes, your taste in beer can change.
Yes, and I'm with you 100%. I guess its a little bit of age and maturity. All I used to drink was Bud and Bud Light, but once you have a few of the "good" beers, there's no going back to the p!sswater known as Bud, Coors, and Miller Lite.
i used to too drink any beer i could get my hands on when i was younger NO I NOT AN ALCOHOLIC but my taste buds have changed and now i have a new saying. IF U ARE GOING TO DRINK POISON MAKE SURE IT"S SOMETHING GOOD American light Beer is nice TRY A PILSINER i also don't blame u Corona is crap!!!
Your taste definately changes. As a kid beer is gross, then you start to like light beer, then your palette grows and a darker, rich beers tend to be more tasty to you. :)
Yeah for sure......
When I was in high school/college it was Bud Light the whole way.....
Now, I'm 27 and love darker beers like new castle, and anything from the Stone Brewing Company
http://www.stonebrew.com/ (just in case you want to check it out)
=)
I prefer different beers at different times of the day or night and different seasons. For example, Anchor Christmas Ale is just perfect for Christmas! It has a piney, woodsy spicy taste that fits so perfectly with the season. On colder nights I'll go for an ultra bitter Arrogant Bastard, but on warm nights, I'll opt for a british pale ale like Fuller's--very satisfying. On summer evenings, I like Modelo or a good Mexican beer.
Really this is one question you can only answer yourself. Try going to a couple good brewpubs or multitaps which serve quality imports and microbrews and ask a knowledgeable bartender to educate you. Better yet, find a local group of beer afficiandos and experiment with them, you'll soon find that brewing is a wonderfully complex art and there are more good beers out there than ever before.
Too many good beers to stick with just one ;-)
Yeah, I used to drink Bud Light or Miller Light, but now I like Sam Adams or Carolina Blonde, beers with more body. But I still order Miller Light at bars( it just gets too expensive)