beerme72
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Now the Euros want to copy our beers...
http://www.latimes.com/features/food/la-fo-stone-brewing-20110203,0,6882506.story
http://www.latimes.com/features/food/la-fo-stone-brewing-20110203,0,6882506.story
We have come full circle...
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Suthrncomfrt1884
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I would say that Brew Dog beat them to it.
azscoob
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Interesting article, informative, and inspiring. craft beer gets held back in the states by the big 3, so craft beer expands beyond our boarders, you cant keep great beer down!
bovineblitz
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Mikkeller has been doing American style stuff for a while too.
slantedbolt
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This article was a good read. Great to hear that our smaller breweries have picked up speed outside the US.
dukerutledge
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Just had their Single Hop Simcoe last night. Their stuff is good, but I have a feeling the export process killed any of the hop aroma the beer originally had.
Hill Farmstead brewery's Sean Hill cut his teeth brewing with those boys. So it goes both ways.
While I must say that I doubt American wine will ever be as good as European wine (although it's still damn good), I will always argue that the US has become the premier beer producing country in the world. I'm a huge belgian fan, and love the occasional German, but I think the mentality of the craft is paramount here.
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