I'm very old-fashioned about my beer, and most of the stuff called "craft beer" isn't beer at all by my definition. Unfortunately the word has been hijacked to cover all sorts of concoctions but in the same way that "elderflower wine" isn't wine, "green tea flavour beer" isn't beer. The word "alcopop" was around some years ago as a sort of catch all for flavoured alcoholic drinks and I think that covers quite a lot of these flavoured drinks that are now being sold as beers and should be what they are called.
As for my favourite beer, it would certainly have to be a proper English ale, hand-pulled, not this horrible fizzy keg stuff. Hong Kong's beer scene was much improved when the now closed and much lamented Typhoon Brewery was around and producing proper ales. To be honest, they weren't the best ales I'd ever had, but they were streets ahead of anything masquerading as beer with green tea flavour. And they were served at more or less the correct temperature too.
It would be great news indeed if Mr Dugar were able to progress from his current kiddy drinks and produce some of the real thing.