Ojb81
Well-Known Member
I think you're lying
You know I'm not
I think you're lying
I re-read the thread and saw where I did see some a few months back, and managed to get a couple sixers. But it didn't look or taste like I remembered. The bottles weren't those smooth shapely things they had 20 years ago, just a straight longneck. Haven't seen it again since then, I guess because nobody else was buying them.
Upstate they had Mich Light 30-packs (cans) at the Wal-Mart.
Budweiser products have always tasted like sugar water to me. Watering them down may be an improvement.
If I'm going cheap, I'm going with champagne. Or Miller Lite.
But... Rolling Rock comes in a green bottle, and it's nowhere close to skunky
You know I'm not
Rolling rock got bought by inbev and now it’s water down as well.
Bud light is my session beer, nothing wrong with it for that purpose.
This is serious shit here fellas.. Drank Budweiser most of my life. I know for a fact it's watered down compared to the old school German beer it was made to be years ago. InBev has watered it down I know for a fact.
Anyone know of a good brew that's comparable to old school Budweiser? I know the grain is rice.. Water, Barley Malt, Rice, Yeast, Hops.
Fuck InBev. Bastards don't even make old school Michelob anywhere and stick to Michelob ultra for the gays
WTF you mean by "watered down"?InBev has watered that shit down. My wife’s mother used to work on the line at AB and my dad used to work at AB.
Not coincidence. Clear bottles are the worst because they don't filter any light; green bottles are bad because they don't filter much of it; brown is best (short of an opaque bottle) for bottles because it filters more; cans are better than bottles because they filter the vast majority of the light, particularly since they have improved/fixed the process of coating the insides of the AL cans.The two I find the skunkiest are Yeungling and Heineken, both of which come in green bottles. Coincidence?
WTF you mean by "watered down"?
Do you mean lower alcohol content than what is stated on the can?
This just means you have not had one that has gone bad; I definitely had a few of those 15-16 years ago when I lived on the east coast and beer selection was generally shit (i.e. I resorted to RR because it was better than Bud/Miller...)But... Rolling Rock comes in a green bottle, and it's nowhere close to skunky