The Beer Thread

[Preacher_Boy]

Im in total agreement....With that said, if it can get people away from the Buds and Millers, Im excited

Who cares if people want to drink bud and miller? Its their choice

[phillyfan]

Who cares if people want to drink bud and miller? Its their choice

Because they serve it at their parties

[Preacher_Boy]

Because they serve it at their parties

BYOB


or drink what is available. Seems simple enough

[phillyfan]

BYOB


or drink what is available. Seems simple enough

But then I'd have to pay for it

[tommyz]

Who cares if people want to drink bud and miller? Its their choice

would rather people support American Beer companies..

[Fraserburn]

would rather people support American Beer companies..

As far as most people are concerned they are American Beer Companies

[GF-22a]

As far as most people are concerned they are American Beer Companies

as much as Toyota and Honda cars made in the US

[Fraserburn]

as much as Toyota and Honda cars made in the US

The perception is different with the beer companies as opposed to foreign car companies

[GF-22a]

The perception is different with the beer companies as opposed to foreign car companies

yes, i know... but they should be viewed in the same light. but they are not.

[phillyfan]

meh...nothing special

[Lee Dog]

Probably been posted before, but I just stumbled across this.....

White people don’t like stuff that’s easy to acquire. Beer is no exception.

They generally try to avoid beers like Budweiser, Labatt’s, Molson, Coors, and Heineken because if it’s mass produced it is bad. No exceptions.

So when they need a beer, they turn to microbrews who seem to be located almost exclusively in New England, Ontario, Quebec and Colorado. Being able to walk into a bar and order a beer that no one has heard of makes white people feel good about their alcohol drinking palate.

A friend of mine once met a white guy who brought a notebook with him to every bar. He would then keep a record of all the beers he drank and his experience with them. He called it his ‘beer journal.’

Also of note: most white people want to open a microbrewery at some point. One that uses organic hops.