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Message Bitterbill beers 3241 º places 25 º 08:25 Sat 10/1/2016 52 styles. IPA, Imperial Stout, Porter and Wild lead the pack.
Message jjsint P beers 7720 º places 1335 º 10:29 Sat 10/1/2016 Originally posted by BeardedAvenger Originally posted by jjsint Slowly but surely IPAs, APAs and Session IPAs are taking over from Bitters, Goldens and ESBs. Thank God. Only on here. And not if you mainly drink in local pubs, outside of London or wherever. In my own stats I mean. I’m in Cambridge at the moment, which is decent for the shires but shires nonetheless. There are some good bitters and golds so it isn’t strictly a case of ’four legs good two legs bad’ but it is nice to have more choice.
Message Mr_Pink_152 P beers 14474 º places 455 º 14:53 Sat 10/1/2016 70 Styles Rated, top styles Golden / Blonde with 300, 73 more than Bitter. Lincolnshire pubs are very much Golden focused.

Message minutemat P beers 14673 º places 551 º 16:06 Sat 10/1/2016 79 STYLES TOP: CIDER 149 2ND: IPA 147 3RD: APA 112
Message FatPhil P beers 26061 º places 995 º 15:36 Mon 10/3/2016 84 Styles Rated India Pale Ale (IPA) 2.85 221 American Pale Ale 2.74 128 Imperial Stout 3.25 111 And rather bizarrely, bringing up 4th place: Cider 2.68 110 Didn’t notice goldes anywhere near the top, then again I’m not in the United Kingdom of Hote Goldes very often. That may change a bit when I type in my St. Albans backlog in a month or two, but that will only be a few dozen.
Message rouhlas P admin beers 5623 º places 348 º 16:52 Mon 10/3/2016 75 Styles Rated Imperial Stout 225 India Pale Ale 133 Sour/Wild Ale 72
Message wheresthepath beers 3441 º places 279 º 16:38 Sun 11/6/2016 I’ve worked out where all the bitters have gone. People are logging them on as amber ales instead. I don’t know why, but keep seeing this happening with standard UK bitters. Are people just trying to up their amber ale ticks,,,?

Message BeardedAvenger P beers 7319 º places 596 º 16:44 Sun 11/6/2016 Originally posted by wheresthepath I’ve worked out where all the bitters have gone. People are logging them on as amber ales instead. I don’t know why, but keep seeing this happening with standard UK bitters. Are people just trying to up their amber ale ticks,,,? It may result from the brewers. I noticed that amber seems to be a popular description. That and ’pale’, of course.