re: What's the last beer you've drain poured?

I didn't actually drain pour these, but I left them on the table because I was at the brewery. But I was in Asheville recently and visited a ton of great breweries. That being said, I went to a small one called One World Brewing and ordered a flight. They were all terrible so I just left about 3 pours of the flight on the table. Yes, it was that bad. All of it.

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NOLA crab boil at the brewery.

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What?

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I actually enjoyed that

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Agreed. Can it!

So my opinion on beer tastes is wrong?

Whatever you say, hoss

You drink what you like, and I will do the same.

Brash - prestige worldwide. Growler i was given had lost all carbonation. I enjoyed it on tap at the wedding though.

I drain poured the Ragin Cajun brew from LA31

Terrible beer IMO.

Some nasty crap named Harpoon my folks brought to me from Mass. Terrible shite.

Yeah, hate to crap on a local company, but it is what it is.

Best thing they have by far is the Bayou Peche Peach IPA. Not really anything else I would ever buy again from them.

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Bayou Touche's 5 Yr Anniversary Persimmon Sour

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Really the most disappointing thing about this beer was the lack of fricks given when they packaged this up and shipped it out.

Someone in that brewery tasted this beer and said 'Nothing says 5th anniversary like a not so subtle mix of Parmesan cheese, sweaty feet, and baby vomit. Yep that's what we are going for... lets ship it out'

I don't expect these guys to be perfect, but every brewer/brewery should realize that if you want to be great, you're going to have to dump some beer. The absolute worst thing you can do is so blind or cheap that you take beer that should be dumped, package it, and then charge the customers for it.

Tin Roof did this when they started and there are still people who wont drink their beer because of that initial bad impression.

/rant

So how many NA brews are you putting down?

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Really the most disappointing thing about this beer was the lack of fricks given when they packaged this up and shipped it out.

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What's worse than that is the refusal to admit that something was wrong with it -- to this day they will attest to its quality. I've seen bitter bookface wars waged with one of the Bayou Teche guys where numerous people just shite on the beer and he repeatedly calls it an excellent brew. They just don't get it. And I don't get it either.

Last beer I didn't finish was a 6+ month old Founder's Bliss Blast, but actually drainpoured was the Wicked Weed Chocolate Orange IPA. Vile stuff on both accounts.