More hyped beer crap

This was fun to see
http://kcbeerblog.blogspot.com/2011/12/swift-kick-to-rumpkin.html

the comments are great

Note to Boulevard Marketing. One option is to make a beer readily available to locals but extremely limited in other markets, instead of the reverse.

Originally posted by JohnF
Note to Boulevard Marketing. One option is to make a beer readily available to locals but extremely limited in other markets, instead of the reverse.

Hey (real or fake, I can never tell) John - nice post to the Boulevard marketing team in a thread about rare Avery and 75th Street beers, which included a reference to a Great Divide beer in the comments.

I wish the fake John would just call himself "Fake John" the way people do on Twitter. It would be funnier. Fake John actually seems like he knows about beer, which is more than you can say about a lot of commenters on the site.

Silliness.

Shared a bottle of Swift Kick with a couple people last night and we all thought it was very good. Had kind of a sour note to it that we weren’t expecting.

Originally posted by beastiefan2k

Shared a bottle of Swift Kick with a couple people last night and we all thought it was very good. Had kind of a sour note to it that we weren’t expecting.

You can tell the difference between real and fake john in the blogger comments because real john has the orange B logo by his name having logged in through google/blogger. Fake john logs in with the name/website option and links to real john’s blogger profile, but there is no blogger logo. It’s 100% real john here.

Originally posted by JohnF
You can tell the difference between real and fake john in the blogger comments because real john has the orange B logo by his name having logged in through google/blogger. Fake john logs in with the name/website option and links to real john’s blogger profile, but there is no blogger logo. It’s 100% real john here.

What I want to know is, is the guy who shows up at the tastings the real john or the fake john?