Take a look at the various regions you have rated beers from: which region has the highest average in each of the four countries currently split into regions on Ratebeer.
Ohio wins in the US for me: 3.78. All Hoppin’ Frog beers (4 actually).
Ontario is my Canadian winner on 3.53, with 7 different beers.
The Isle of Wight comes top for England at 3.44 from 8 beers, was really surprised to have this come out above the other 45.
Rhineland-Palatine at 3.33 from 25 beers is my German winner.
US - Oklahoma (very surprising) 91% Prairie brews 10/11 rates
Canada - Alberta due to my one rate Alley Kat Olde Deuteronomy Barley Wine
England - Dorset also due to one rate Eldridge Pope Thomas Hardy’s Ale (all vintages to 1999)
Germany - Tie Thuringia & Brandenburg from one Schwarzbier each
Look forward to this exercise once we get more countries split into regions
Same sorting problems as @CH-303, so had to manually check:
US: Iowa - 4.2 (only 3 ratings, all Toppling Goliath, and that Morning Delight is dragging the stats up)
Canada: Quebec - 3.95 (6 ratings; 3 each for Dieu du Ciel and Les Trois Mousquetaires)
England: Greater Manchester - 3.95 (4 ratings, 3 from Cloudwater)
Germany: Hamburg - 3.36 (49 rates)
Yeah those stats show exactly my drinking behaviour. From foreign countries I try to drink only the good stuff, while from Germany, especially the regions around where I live, I try to drink everything I can get.
It seems there have been recent improvements made to the country and region pages. On Chrome / Android this results in that Average no longer is displayed (only the header, when I force desktop version). So, sorry, not able to chime in.
I only use my laptop, I did notice the page layout had changed and you couldn’t search by ‘average’ unlike before. So I had to scroll down to find my highest ‘average’. These improvements don’t seem to be improvements do they?
Unibroue beers make up the largest group of my Quebec brewed beers and the 15 different beers from Quebec is by far the biggest number of brews from any Canaian Province I have tried so far.