One beer flight at every brewery, in every state and country I can reach. Each stop gets a number, a rating, and a note on what was in the glass.
Kept simple so every entry counts the same way.
At least three tasters, or a proper flight, poured at the brewery itself.
The flight average only counts the host brewery's own beers. Guest pours get logged but left out.
The count is unique breweries. A repeat visit is logged as a revisit and doesn't change the number.
Every visit needs a photo taken with the flight, at the brewery, before the first sip is gone.
Overall rates the whole visit: beer, room, service. Flight average is the mean of my ratings for the beers in the flight. Both are out of 5, and both describe the first visit; revisit flights are listed on the card. Two early visits, PINTA Wrocław and Pilot Project, include guest-brewery beers and are marked as exceptions.
Every brewery in the order I visited. Tap a card for the beers.
A photo from each stop. Tap one to see it full size.
The ten best-rated beers across every flight, host beers only.
Unique breweries by state, country and month.
Every Instagram post opens with the same two-line header, built from the log so the counts stay right. New visits carry ratings; catch-up posts on past visits carry the visit date instead.