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I turned 21 while I was living in the charming city of Bellingham,

Washington, which at the time had a single brew pup boundary bay brewing. Now I've no qualms

admitting that I occasionally partook in drinking more typical offerings during my high school

and college years, but the week of my 21st birthday, I visited boundary bay and fell in love with

craft beer as well as the culture that surrounded it. Now back then, the way people would learn

about new beers was either by visiting the brewery or just word of mouth. And while the sharing

of opinions on beers certainly occurred, it was nothing at all like what's going on these days.

You're listening to the Bruloscopy podcast. I'm your host Marshall shot and joining me on this

Bruse Views episode to discuss our opinions about beer rating apps and websites as contributor

Andy Carter. Yeah, Marshall, I think similar to you, there was this time when you were just having

whatever beer was in front of you, but as you grow to appreciate it, you realize the spectrum of

beer that was available. And really today about these these websites either websites or apps now,

and of course in the smart smartphone era, there's more app based voting. It's curious because

what you're getting is kind of two things. You're getting some opinion. But honestly, when you

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