/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>notice on the beer subreddit and other beer forums that quite a few beer drinkers only like IPAs
There is nothing wrong with liking IPAs, but how the hell is that the only style that you like?
Can you call yourself a real beer person if you refuse to drink pilsners, stouts, ambers, wheat beers, etc.?

Why is the craft beer scene so shit these days?
There is way less variety than 5-10 years ago, aside from within these meme styles like hazy IPAs and milkshake IPAs
Beer nerds always say "just go to microbreweries, dood". But I checked out the menus of most of the ones near me, and it's the same shit.
It will be 10 IPAs, 5 sours, 3 non beers, and a token pilsner.
I don't buy that there's "more variety than ever" and it does not seem that things are getting any better.