Rainier: The Perfect Beer for Hipsters

As I scroll through the comments, I notice that people are drinking PBR, Coors Banquet, Modelo, and other standard beers. Meanwhile, others are sipping on IPA's and big craft beers, labeling them as 'hipster' brews. As a new craft beer fan who recently took a brewing class in college, I'm curious to know what defines a 'hipster' beer.

From my perspective, I think the term 'hipster' beer is often used to describe beers that are popular among certain groups of people. In my experience, these beers tend to be more expensive and have a stronger flavor profile than mainstream beers. However, I've come to realize that this definition may not apply universally.

In fact, I've noticed that different regions have their own unique beer cultures and preferences. For instance, in the Pacific Northwest where Rainier is brewed, it's a staple among many beer enthusiasts. In contrast, IPA's and big craft beers might be more popular in other parts of the country.

If you're looking to explore local beers, I recommend checking out /r/beer's local recommendations and Regional Beer Subreddits. You can also join a beer subreddit for your metro area and connect with fellow beer enthusiasts who share your interests.

Whether you prefer PBR or IPA, Rainier is definitely worth trying. Its crisp, refreshing taste makes it perfect for sipping on a hot summer day or enjoying with friends at a backyard BBQ. So go ahead, grab a Rainier, and toast to the diversity of craft beers out there!

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