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Message Fin P beers 17272 º places 1653 º 21:32 Wed 4/29/2015 Californian 138 Quebec 9 Greater London 474 Bavaria 185
Message Theydon_Bois P admin beers 40515 º places 1239 º 23:48 Wed 4/29/2015 Originally posted by Travlr Originally posted by HuskerTan Colorado 103 Quebec 4 North Yorkshire 13 Bavaria 22 one of the few for whom California is not their top state. fixed that
Message Prufrockstar beers 2132 º places 83 º 23:59 Wed 4/29/2015 Washington: 305 Quebec: 11 Bedfordshire/Devon/Greater Manchester: tied at 1 Bavaria: 6 Apparently I don’t drink many English beers.

Message 77ships P beers 14200 º places 918 º 00:10 Thu 4/30/2015 California: 165 Quebec: 55 Greater London: 122 Bavaria: 76
Message 77ships P beers 14200 º places 918 º 00:11 Thu 4/30/2015 Originally posted by Travlr Originally posted by Jow Originally posted by Travlr Originally posted by solidfunk You couldn’t just do it by brewery? Even then it would be a lot of work I guess. I don’t know the details, but if you’re really interested you could ask 3fourths or omhper. Maybe if you volunteered your time? I also wanted Japanese prefectures since i’m a sake drinker. although having this additional stat will cost me a lot of money knowing my personality. Japan might be easier for the admins to divvie up than Belgium. Maybe Kyotolefty is game? Belgians have been trying to divide their country for decades without results.
Message Oakes P admin beers 30669 º places 1135 º 01:29 Thu 4/30/2015 Originally posted by Travlr Originally posted by HuskerTan Colorado 103 Quebec 4 North Yorkshire 13 Bavaria 22 one of the few Americans for whom California is not their top state. I should think for most it would be their home state. Non-Americans I think you’d see California topping most lists. Same thing with the others - obviously popular non-native choices. Quebec is my #2, California as well (on RB, though not for real). And while Bavaria isn’t close, even I manage to get Greater London as #1 (though just barely).
Message CH-303 P beers 4551 º places 137 º 03:32 Thu 4/30/2015 Originally posted by 77ships Belgians have been trying to divide their country for decades without results. If we look at the top six easiest countries to drink: 1...United States...41914 2...Belgium.........18147 3...England.........14929 4...Germany.........13776 5...Canada..........10545 6...Scotland.........8999 RB provides Region stats on US, England, Germany and Canada, but not Belgium. I’d love for Belgium also to be treated with this respect and similar Regions stats :-). Also, Come On!, only one more person to try a Scottish beer and they’ll hit 9k.

Message mjs beers 11413 º places 46 º 05:52 Thu 4/30/2015 My list isn’t so much different from the ones already seen here: California: 175 Quebec 12 (the rest of Canada: 0 ) Greater London: 119 Bavaria: 281 Analysis: I need more Canadian ticks. Also, I need ticks from three English counties from which I currently have no ratings (Leicestershire, Northumberland and Rutland). // Matti
Message Travlr beers 33895 º places 4588 º 06:54 Thu 4/30/2015 Originally posted by Theydon_Bois Originally posted by Travlr Originally posted by HuskerTan Colorado 103 Quebec 4 North Yorkshire 13 Bavaria 22 one of the few for whom California is not their top state. fixed that correct. California does dominate, doesn’t it. More so than people’s home state.
Message solidfunk P beers 20029 º places 1037 º 10:13 Thu 4/30/2015 Originally posted by Travlr Originally posted by solidfunk Originally posted by Travlr Originally posted by solidfunk You couldn’t just do it by brewery? Even then it would be a lot of work I guess. I don’t know the details, but if you’re really interested you could ask 3fourths or omhper. Maybe if you volunteered your time? I could certainly contribute, chip away at it to get it done over time kind of thing. I’m sure the Belgians would be happy. In general, seems no reason this shouldn’t be done for any country with a significant craft beer scene. Scotland, Denmark etc. Scotland has a significant beer scene? Who knew? Well, put in a suggestion/comment/feedback, you never know. Alright, well I started another forum post for it here. We’ll see what comes of it. http://www.ratebeer.com/forums/dividing-belgium-by-region_274191.htm