My guess is that it's more directly a function of income than of
education per se. Anymore, a case of craftbrewed beer typically runs
$30-40 (and higher!); literally half the price of the Buds and
Millers. And yes, I gave the case price because here in PA, we have
to buy our beer from a "beer distributor" where you can only buy it
buy the case. Six-packs can be purchased at bars, but only at
exorbitant prices. Only in PA. . . .
-- Mark
At 03:57 PM 2/13/2007, you wrote:
I've been salivating though the beer posts and I began to wonder
about preference for what I'll call "good beer" (some of my friend's
call it "beer snobbery") and level of education.
It seems that the majority of responders have an appreciation for
this same level of beer. I then began to think of a group or
regular card players I hand out with (poker if you must know) and I
realized that the academics in the group regularly drink the good
stuff while the non-academics (no judgment intended) in the group
opt for the Budweiser, Miller type of beers.
What do you think is there a relationship between education level
and preference or beer?
Doug
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If we're talking good U.S. craftbrewed beer, then I just have to
chime in (and yes, I'm a hop head):
Alpha King (Three Floyds Brewing Co., Munster, IN)
Weyerbacher Simcoe Double IPA (Weyerbacher Brewing Co., Easton, PA)
Green Flash IPA (Green Flash brewing company, San Diego, CA)
Arrogant Bastard (Stone Brewing Co., San Diego)
Hell Hath No Fury (Bell's Brewing Co., Kalamazoo, MI)
Brown Shugga (Lagunitas Brewing Co., Petaluma, CA)
Big Daddy IPA (Speakeasy Brewing Co., CA)
Please fee free to add to this list. . . and yes, my mission for the
next couple of years is to hit every brewpub in PA, MD, DE, DC, and
VA. I'm well over half way there! :)
At 02:03 PM 2/13/2007, you wrote:
>All of this talk has sent me to my garage to get a Guinness;
>however, let's not forget the great effort Sam Adams is making in
>this country. Some of their beers and ales are quite good in a pinch.
>
>
>On 13 Feb 2007, at 13:19, Marc Carter wrote:
>
>>Yes, I think. I'd even bet it's considerably greater than 90%.
>>
>>We are, in some respects, a profoundly uneducated people. We don't
>>know what "beer" is.
>>
>>;)
>>
>>m
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