Find the beers you want to return to.
Keep a record of the brewery, beer and style alongside your own score. A familiar brewery can make many different beers, so the particular drink matters.
Start a tastingRecord what stood out
Save impressions such as citrus, malt, roast or bitterness in the words that make sense to you. Include things you disliked. Those details make your history more useful than a list of scores without any explanation.
Keep the context
Use your tasting note for serving details or the occasion. If a new release or a later tasting feels different, record that impression separately. Only entries with a known tasting date appear in the time view; unknown dates remain in your records.
Explore without an obligation
Wishlist is a place for beers you are curious about, while My Collection records what you own. You can save an unrated drink and come back later. There are no streaks or targets to keep up with.