Sadfield
Landlord.
I'm the complete opposite with these beers, I don't like them one bit, but wouldn't say they're ****. There's a lot of skill and science needed to brew with such consistency, and is usually a POS issue if not up to catch. Which is rare, that's why people find so much comfort in their bland reliability. The worse commercial beers are the ones that leave the brewery in a faulty or substandard manner. Sadly, my experience is that it's the small scale, traditional micro-breweries that are often guilty of this.I have an ever increasing list of beers I avoid. Before I give that list its worth pointing out I don't like really hoppy beers this current trend for APA's and overhopped craft beers does mean that I find a lot of beers I don't like. But I'll keep this list to beers a genuinely think are **** not ones I just don't like. So here goes.
Carling
Heineken
Doom bar
Atlantic
Black sheep which is everywhere here
Deuchers IPA
Tetley
TT landlord
Most tom woods beers
Most Bateman's beers except for xxxb
Jennings Cumberland literally tastes of spicy sausage
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