Comment · Fri, October 4, 2013
Non-Americans who have been to the US: What is the weirdest thing about America that Americans don't realise is weird?
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AnB85 · 2537 points
All societies have their own strange idiosyncracies which insiders can't see, what is America's?
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CDangerousMaximus · 6 points
But i wonder how much of the good stuff gets exported from America. I remember seeing Sam Adams on a menu in Milan once but does anyone know if the other craft brewerys export? (e.g. sierra nevada, dogfish)
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I saw Victory Brewing's limited edition seasonal release in a bar in Vienna Austria. Plus they had two of their regular release beers. You have to go to a craft bar in Europe to see them, just like you normally would here. Although here in the States you can find them all over the place in the past couple years.
I think I also saw Stone IPA at a bar in Prague. But there is no place in the world where I can get as good of a selection as cheap as I can in the States, and I've been most everywhere. Within 10 minutes of my house, I have 15 or more places with craft beer. The creativity and selection that we have for craft beer is unmatched anywhere. The US is the beer capital of the world now.