If I want to grab a growler of beer or gulp down a pint of cask ale, then look for the local bars. The worst problem is when the beer gets run out, it becomes very tough for finicky beer lovers to find what they love. Here you need a mobile application which is like the Schafly mobile app is a free download from iTunes which lets iOS users see where their preferred beer type is, in some locations.
The Schlafly app has some quirks since the app is waiting for its website redesign and the list needs to be updated continuously. But such beer apps are changing the way beer lovers are now roaming around for beer. Mobile applications are known to be a beer lover’s delight since they create awareness of new brews and beers while some of the apps even intimate them about the location where they can find those beer types. Most mobile apps are now social media tools for well-known breweries while some apps consist of a huge database of beer types for beer lovers.
New York-based blogger Lee Williams who is an avid fan of craft beer wanted a mobile app version of his website for sharing his beer reviews. The current version is free and consists of creative, colorful reviews. One can search their preferred beer type by name, brew and location and search through random reviews. Small production brews are covered in this app and a beer locator is absent here. Still it works big time with beer lovers.
Budweiser American Ale Finder is a location-based mobile app which can track down the nearest bars and can be found free on Apple and Blackberry store. The app is GPS-supported and color-coded map pins are great to indicate bars. It takes long time to load and sometimes becomes tedious, but works well with Wi-fi.
Beer Brands includes a fairly comprehensive database of beers, and is extremely good with search results. The app provides a good resource for drinkers who require local bar information. There is tons of beer results here along with details like temperature it should be stored in, and the best food pairings. The interface might not be very interesting for many, but with its simple UI it serves its purpose.
The Metosphere Beer! app welcomes beer photos of users and various reviews which is shared across the world to enrich the mobile beer community. The app contains average review ratings for each of the beer types. The photos make the app heavy and the reviews are unorganized but the apps is a great beer sharing site.
Nirvino Beer Ratings Guide isn't free and is worth it for less than $3 since it keeps track of the reviews in a sizeable database. One can find relevant food or flavors which pair well with specific beer types. One can sort the list based on ratings and the price of each beer. One can add a wish list of the same. The "Quick Pick" feature helps users to view highly rated beers and the various places where you can find them.
The Schlafly app has some quirks since the app is waiting for its website redesign and the list needs to be updated continuously. But such beer apps are changing the way beer lovers are now roaming around for beer. Mobile applications are known to be a beer lover’s delight since they create awareness of new brews and beers while some of the apps even intimate them about the location where they can find those beer types. Most mobile apps are now social media tools for well-known breweries while some apps consist of a huge database of beer types for beer lovers.
New York-based blogger Lee Williams who is an avid fan of craft beer wanted a mobile app version of his website for sharing his beer reviews. The current version is free and consists of creative, colorful reviews. One can search their preferred beer type by name, brew and location and search through random reviews. Small production brews are covered in this app and a beer locator is absent here. Still it works big time with beer lovers.
Budweiser American Ale Finder is a location-based mobile app which can track down the nearest bars and can be found free on Apple and Blackberry store. The app is GPS-supported and color-coded map pins are great to indicate bars. It takes long time to load and sometimes becomes tedious, but works well with Wi-fi.
Beer Brands includes a fairly comprehensive database of beers, and is extremely good with search results. The app provides a good resource for drinkers who require local bar information. There is tons of beer results here along with details like temperature it should be stored in, and the best food pairings. The interface might not be very interesting for many, but with its simple UI it serves its purpose.
The Metosphere Beer! app welcomes beer photos of users and various reviews which is shared across the world to enrich the mobile beer community. The app contains average review ratings for each of the beer types. The photos make the app heavy and the reviews are unorganized but the apps is a great beer sharing site.
Nirvino Beer Ratings Guide isn't free and is worth it for less than $3 since it keeps track of the reviews in a sizeable database. One can find relevant food or flavors which pair well with specific beer types. One can sort the list based on ratings and the price of each beer. One can add a wish list of the same. The "Quick Pick" feature helps users to view highly rated beers and the various places where you can find them.
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