I'm gonna be honest, I have barely tried any craft beers at all because I'm not really a "casual" beer drinker. I'm more of a "load up on a cheap 12 pack of domestic beer so I can get drunk at a party/show/whatever" beer drinker. Craft beers are typically higher in price and can be a lot of experimenting if you're not used to the more aromatic signatures (which I'm not). That said, I don't mind a Mill Street, Steamwhistle or Muskoka if it's all thats available. I'd imagine they're generally considered the "domestic craft beers" by craft beer fans since they're a bit more affordable in price and have a more casual taste to them.
I really am glad that the selection of craft beers available to us is growing every year, even if I haven't taken advantage of it yet. It is good to have choice, even if you don't use it.
Really wish there were more craft ciders though... I love me some cider.
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