Whenever I see any of these ‘funkily’ packaged cans of ‘beer’ I walk on by. I enjoy the graphics and have a smug chuckle at the people who would fall for it.
A triumph of marketing over substance. I wouldn’t consider paying the money they want for an old school coca cola sized 330ml can of that.
I like a drink, more than I should. I like a nice ice cold 500ml can of Oranjeboom 8.5.
Far more taste, a lot more bang for your buck and a lot less bullshit.
Other opinions are available.
I particularly enjoyed the Squirrel punk Ipa video, it led me down a rabbit hole…
Brewdog to me feels a bit like monster or red bull.

I have played continuously since 1979. You people must know something I don’t. I have two fender electrics, a squier which I love and a mid 70’s tele not so much (it used to be great but it’s sat in a case for too long. Also an old school Newporter which is my daily driver.

I also have several other acoustics, mandolins, one uke which was an embarasing present…

I have a solid state AC30 moulding away in an outbuilding. During the first lockdown I bought a Vox cambridge 50. It’s more than adequate for any rehearsal or small gig that is possible now, unless you’re a ‘shredder’ which I personally consider to be viewing music as a sport, and therefore irrelevant.

I have been doing an online collaboration with a musician who plays on at least a dozen albums that I own, each of which has subtleties that new gear gear cannot provide.

I’m appalled but not overly surprised.