Forbes best beer list

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Message OldGrowth beers 3472 º places 204 º 06:48 Mon 9/28/2015 Hmmm, Vermont heavy the-13-best-craft-beers-in-america/
Message simont1 beers 687 º places 3 º 07:54 Mon 9/28/2015 I like how the picture isn’t of the Gose.
Message Homer321 P beers 5369 º places 54 º 08:16 Mon 9/28/2015 Ratebeer.com has rated Heady as the number one beer in the world for two years running now. How did they come to this conclusion?
Message weihenweizen P beers 6989 º places 700 º 08:50 Mon 9/28/2015 The author is from New York, so lots of northeast beers.

Message Theydon_Bois P admin beers 40489 º places 1239 º 09:12 Mon 9/28/2015 Tossers
Message hawthorne00 P beers 8453 º places 63 º 11:05 Mon 9/28/2015 Personally, I like my Gose with more commonalities in it than that. This is about as seasonable as a 7% beer gets, think fried seafood and sea breeze.” Is this supposed to be "sessionable"? Or that it’s evocative of warm weather? Or it needs salt? It can be aged like firewood? It doesn’t do this beer justice to drink one at a time.” You need one of those hats. And an air-horn. The balance in this beer is unparalleled. Fantastic piece. Pretty much every sentence is funny, even before you picture it being read aloud in front of a mirror by a sweaty, desperate Forbes reader in frilly-shirted evening wear squeakily declaming "Gentlemen! To Vermontales!"
Message Oakes P admin beers 30640 º places 1135 º 11:42 Mon 9/28/2015 Forbes website is an uncurated collection of blog posts these days, so excuse the silliness. Any one of us could write up a similar listicle and it would have just as much usefulness, if not more. Putting the Forbes name on it doesn’t mean squat these days.
Message fly P beers 1490 º places 271 º 12:03 Mon 9/28/2015 I feel my education is complete now. Except for one question: Is "beer concierge" a spot above or below "beer sommelier"? Which of the above would win in a fist fight with a beer cicerone?