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12-09-07, 08:05
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Budweiser
Was talking about this with some friends, how is this the "King of Beers"? IMO it's awful, about the worst tasting beer around, Bud Ice is another that made me gag from the taste and nasty metallic after taste. You go onto review sites and its among the worst reviewed. So what gives it "King of Beers"?
I do like Miller light on draft at bar, but Bud, no way. Look at the beer thread and see what we're drinking, the guys that think Budweiser is the best tasting brew around would pry die if they had some brews mentioned on that thread.
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12-09-07, 09:31
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Re: Budweiser
That's funny cause I'm enjoying a cold Budweiser as I type this. To each their own, no need to go around bashing a product just becuase it is not your personal taste preferences.
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12-09-07, 09:33
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Re: Budweiser
Maybe they're the king of beers by the amount of beer they sell, as it is one of the cheapest beer you can buy. That's just a guess. I agree with you that Bud is probably one of the nastiest tasting beer, even on draft. I know for myself, I'm not snobby enough to stick to one brand only and price has a HUGE decision in what beer I will buy. I'll buy whatever happens to be on sale at the supermarket, but no matter how cheap Bud is I will stay away from it. If it's Budweiser Select, I MIGHT consider it but usually if I am the one buying, there's always another beer on sale that will sway me away from Bud.
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12-09-07, 09:49
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Re: Budweiser
Advertising. Advertising. Advertising.
Personally, I can't stand ANY of the American macrobrews. I could care less if there's "tradition" or "heritage" or whatever.
Overcarbonated, character-less, malt-water that relies more on its name than its flavor can stay out of my house.
If I really had to use the adage "you get what you pay for", it would have to be with beer. I have never had cheap beer that I enjoyed, and I have never disliked any of the microbrew/import beer that I buy (some were too radical, but they still had character).
I think to celebrate my dislike of the macro crap, I'm going to go drink some Full Sail Pale Ale.
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12-09-07, 10:17
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Re: Budweiser
Beer = FTL.
Sorry I am more of a Whiskey/Liquor type of guy...
natural light for beer pong. 
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12-09-07, 10:29
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Re: Budweiser
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Beer = FTL.
Sorry I am more of a Whiskey/Liquor type of guy...
natural light for beer pong. 
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AMEN. I will take a good Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey anytime over beer.
I don't mind the taste of Budweiser but it is like all other big name American beers in that it is so dang watery. Pour it in a glass and hold it up, you can easily see through it because of such a high water content.
I often joke with people that if you take one bottle of Beck, Harp, or numerous other imports and poor it into two glasses and then fill those glasses with water, you now have two American beers. Atleast the imports have some substance to them.
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12-10-07, 11:17
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Re: Budweiser
it seems your born with either miller product taste buds or anheuser busch tasted buds. i'm the exact opposite, i enjoy  all the busch products, and miller products  no way hosa. actually my beer of choice is busch light!!
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12-10-07, 11:25
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Re: Budweiser
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it seems your born with either miller product taste buds or anheuser busch tasted buds.
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Not me... Give me a Sammy Smiths Nut Brown Ale and I am all smiles...
Some of my fave's off the top of my head
Red Hook
Sierra Nevada
Sammy Smiths
Guiness Draught
Bass Ale
Bohemia
Red Stripe
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12-10-07, 11:39
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Re: Budweiser
I don't like Budweiser, but will drink Bud Light or Bud Select any day of the week!!!
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12-10-07, 01:14
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Re: Budweiser
I am a microbrew kind of guy. In my fridge right now, I have Wachusett Blueberry Ale,Wachusett Brown Ale and some of my son's home brewed ale, which he calls Three Dog
Ale.
John Strynol is, without a doubt.. the consumate microbrew afficionado here!
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12-10-07, 01:33
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Re: Budweiser
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Originally Posted by DaGonz
I am a microbrew kind of guy. In my fridge right now, I have Wachusett Blueberry Ale,Wachusett Brown Ale and some of my son's home brewed ale, which he calls Three Dog
Ale.
John Strynol is, without a doubt.. the consumate microbrew afficionado here!
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Thats where I've gotten a lot of recommendations from, lol. I have friends who come over and they go in the fridge in the garage and are like "what the hell is this??" like where is the Bud or Corona.
Miller on draft I like, when relaxing at a bar as its not heavy filling.
I love Sierra Nevada, Bells out in Michigan makes some top notch brews, I love Hazed and Infuzed from Boulder Brewing, Dogfish Head etc. And had an Lefthand Ale last night that was very good. The thought of tasting another Bud product makes me gag in comparison lol and haven't tasted in a long time. I was just always curious as to the King of Beers slogan....kinda like Kia or Hyundai saying their the king of cars over Porsche b/c they make more vehicles (not saying anything bad about either but you know what I mean)
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12-10-07, 02:01
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Re: Budweiser
Surfer - You ever go to Brewzzi?
I'm a Coors Light man myself... not a lot of places here have it on tap, unfortunately.
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