Two Interesting Posts…

Mitchell’s 8 Ways

In Praise of Budweiser

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Author:Trevor
Date: Monday, 14. May 2007 14:23
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  1. Jeremiah
    Monday, 14. May 2007 19:41
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    This is a very interesting blog. I especially enjoyed the post against beer snobbery. And as guilty as I’ve been of such sin in the past, I praise the Maker I’ve discovered the joyous delight of union-made PBR.

  2. Trevor
    Monday, 14. May 2007 19:53
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    I am still no fan of PBR, but I do enjoy a Budweiser every once in a while on a nice hot day.

  3. Jeremiah
    Monday, 14. May 2007 20:39
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    Yeah, I once read in a beer magazine that Bud is like the best quality mass-produced lager out there. And you can certainly tell a difference between that and the other domestic lights.

    And I’ll admit, part of my PBR obsession is probably its various cultural associations: the working class, Southern rock, etc. But another part of it is certainly the fact that it is so delicious!!!!!!!! Smooth as a mother.

  4. Branden
    Tuesday, 15. May 2007 22:00
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    So am I a beer snob if I say I can’t stand the taste of most mass produced beers?

  5. Trevor
    Wednesday, 16. May 2007 2:12
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    Yes, but I don’t see how being a beer snob is a such bad thing. The first commenter had it right on when she wrote, in effect, “what you say may be true, but it still tastes like crap”.

    95% of the time mass produced beer tastes horrible to me. I only crave it on some hot summer days – you know, after cutting my grass with my boss’s human powered lawnmower or taking my motobecane for a ride to Main Street and back.

    So, although I may still drink it off and on I don’t think I’ll be in the habit of defending it.

  6. Amanda Meyncke
    Wednesday, 16. May 2007 15:41
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    All beer tastes horrible to me. Most alcohol does, actually. Except I can choke down a Newcastle now and then.

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