r/dankmemes May 29 '25

OC Maymay ♨ Peak marketing honestly

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u/Iescaunare Liberate King Kong☣️ May 29 '25

And Amouranth is selling vagina yeast beer

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u/bolivar-shagnasty ☣️ May 29 '25

IPAs are getting weird, man.

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u/Excellent_Set_232 May 29 '25

I’m glad the IPA bubble finally burst, it’s nice to go to a bar and not have 4 IPAs, 2 hazy IPAs, and a DIPA on the menu. Nature is healing.

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u/deathray420 I have crippling depression May 30 '25

As someone who delivers craft beer to bars and liquor stores for a living, Im still delivering too many IPAs.

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u/Learningstuff247 May 30 '25

IPAs are a lot of the time the cheapest way to get drunk at a bar drinking something nicer than pbr. Thats why they're popular

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u/Kaldricus May 30 '25

I unironically really enjoy most IPA's, so it's a win win for me. Tastes good, and gets me drunk faster

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u/shutupyourenotmydad May 30 '25

nicer

Nah, I'd still take a PBR.

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u/smb275 May 30 '25

Of course it happens after I finally manage to quit drinking. I liked pale ales, I liked hops, but most of those IPA breweries were just dumping that shit in to cover how nasty and skunked it would have been, otherwise.

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u/Pornalt190425 May 30 '25

I mean that's literally what the style was invented for. It needed to survive the journey by sailing ship from Britain to India and still be some approximation of drinkable

It makes it equal parts baffling and understandable that it took off like a rocket in the craft brewing scene

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u/King_of_the_Dot May 30 '25

Was beer just always flat back then, if they kept it around on ships for so long before drinking it?

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u/j1tg May 30 '25

Highly depends on style of beer, when it is consumed and how it’s stored. If stored in a cool cellar it can absolutely retain the bubbles for months. But storing it on a ship that has constant temperature changes and motion will make most beers flat. Unless it’s still fermenting while on route.

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u/JohnnyKanaka May 30 '25

It also apparently requires less technical skill to brew than other styles

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u/Mono_Aural May 30 '25

What bars do you go to? I'm clearly going to the wrong ones.