Stephen Beaumont offers up some of his random thoughts about beer. Excerpt:

Aftertaste in beer is not a bad thing, it's good. For that matter, so is taste.

You can't crown yourself king of something. That's known as a dictatorship.

Spices, fruit, wood-ageing, quintuple fermentation with multiple strains of yeast: It's all good. Go for it. But try to bear in mind, please, that at the end of the day somebody's got to drink the stuff.

Fruit beer needs to tastes like beer flavoured with fruit. Not vaguely alcoholic-tasting fruit juice.

Needing to be 21 years old to drink makes about as much sense as needing to be 21 to eat chocolate. Both substances are benign if consumed responsibly.

There's more, if you're interested.

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