Budweiser Is Watered Down
#22
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Here's what Wiki says re. IPA's:
India Pale Ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I do like Sam Adams Latitude 48, Red Hook's IPA and most others.
I don't think I've had a regular Bud in...10 years?
Oh wait, that's usually what they give out free at sailing regattas, so I might have had one by mistake, but I always bring my own cooler full of good stuff, and a bottle of rum for later.
India Pale Ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I do like Sam Adams Latitude 48, Red Hook's IPA and most others.
I don't think I've had a regular Bud in...10 years?
Oh wait, that's usually what they give out free at sailing regattas, so I might have had one by mistake, but I always bring my own cooler full of good stuff, and a bottle of rum for later.
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When did you post this? 1985? That used to be true. I just went to Germany a couple months ago and the selection is limited. Pils, Weiss, Dunkel, Lager. America has the most variety and flavor. Have you never looked past the the $6 six pack at the store? Why do people use just Budweiser to represent American beer and compare it against a different countries beer. Someone who tells me American beer tastes watered down doesn't know what they are talking about and has not tried that many different styles from that many different breweries. Go get yourself an IPA, which was invented in America. See if that tastes watered down.
I was refering to the most "popular" brands i.e. Bud, Pabst (yes they still sell it), Michelob, and the good ole' college standby Natty Light, etc... I happen to enjoy some American microbrews, if you are in Albuquerque get an Isotopes Slammin' Amber. It's probably one of the best beers outside of Germany I have ever had. Additionally, you really can't go wrong with a nice Session Lager. Then again a Fat Tire after mowing the grass is welcome treat as well. However, I still prefer mostly German beers thanks to the influence of my friends...
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#27
I always have trouble deciding between

and the beer created by the Captain himself


and the beer created by the Captain himself

I believe in Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer,
an ambrosia of mankind,
whose unique and wonderful character comes from nature's goodness,
pure sparkling water,
rich grains of the field
gently flavored with the buds of hops.
I therefore, believe it is my duty to myself to love it,
to respect it and enjoy it against all other beers.
The Beer Man's Creed
an ambrosia of mankind,
whose unique and wonderful character comes from nature's goodness,
pure sparkling water,
rich grains of the field
gently flavored with the buds of hops.
I therefore, believe it is my duty to myself to love it,
to respect it and enjoy it against all other beers.
The Beer Man's Creed
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#29
Here's what Wiki says re. IPA's:
India Pale Ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I do like Sam Adams Latitude 48, Red Hook's IPA and most others.
I don't think I've had a regular Bud in...10 years?
Oh wait, that's usually what they give out free at sailing regattas, so I might have had one by mistake, but I always bring my own cooler full of good stuff, and a bottle of rum for later.
India Pale Ale - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I do like Sam Adams Latitude 48, Red Hook's IPA and most others.
I don't think I've had a regular Bud in...10 years?
Oh wait, that's usually what they give out free at sailing regattas, so I might have had one by mistake, but I always bring my own cooler full of good stuff, and a bottle of rum for later.
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Are we there yet??!!
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