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Location: North Carolina
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: Chicago, Il
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Teufel Hunden Brewing Company Primary - Apfelwein, JChrapewein, Southern Light Pilsner, Devil Dog Ale Version 1, Sweetwater Blue Clone Secondary- Pete's Wicked Ale Clone Bottled - Irish Stout, Sweetwater 420 Clone, Apfelwein On Deck - None Planning - "Roll Tide Roll Brew", "Hail to the Chief -IIPA" Semper Fi |
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Posts: 8
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Everyone is right, just about all the Big brewers here in the states are no longer American owned. If I'm on a budget, I'll get Miller Lite, but when i have the money to spend, you will find me drinking Guinness or some craft beer.
I'm drinking an Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout from North Coast Brewing Co. and i dont think i could drink a better beer!. Next, I'll pour a pint glass on Great Lakes Brewing Co., Edmund Fitzgerald. Does it get any better then porters and stouts? |
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Join Date: Dec 2007
Location: Oprah's home town! Ugghhh
Posts: 612
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As for the OP. I would give up drinking bier before drinking anything made by Anheuser Busch. Never again unless by accident will AB products cross my lips. I do purchase stuff that they have a stock in/distribute such as Redhook but may eventually stop that practice. I find AB to be a morally bankrupt company, I can not in good conscious support them or other similarly immoral corporations. I also read somewhere that someone stated that not all craft bier is good and not all macro beer is bad. In general I agree with this, certainly on the microbrewery side. Many micros simply can't make good bier, and many have to make marginally decent biers to stay in the black. For example our bier culture in Misisipi is non-existant. Our only microbrewery, Lazy Magnolia, contracted their offerings close to 3 years ago paring it down to 5 biers in an attempt to bottle their full line-up. In doing so they like any good business kept 5 of the 6 top sellers. They eliminated what I and most bier enthusiast think were 3 of their top biers Amberjack, Par 3, and Blue Heron and wound up keeping some of their more bland offerings. Yet I still support them as they are making some decent bier and fighting to change bier culture in this miserable bier state. Schlante, Phillip
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Primary-yeastt Secondary-air Next/Planning-Smoked Bier, Orfy's Hobgobblin, Scotch Strong Ale, Bottled/Drinking-Malty Misisipi Red Ale, Explication Wheat Bier My blog shows labels, recipes, etc. http://themcattack.blogspot.com/ "Perhaps wisdom for me is understanding how truely small I am, and that there is no smug self centered moment of clarity when there is so much more to learn" Anthony Bourdain |
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: North Carolina
Posts: 205
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Johannesburg, South Africa
Posts: 405
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South African Breweries has become a monster. Now SABMiller, they own Pilsner Urquell, Gambrinus, Grolsch etc etc.
SAB has killed virtually all forms of competition in South Africa. We have Namibian Breweries and a couple of others but not many can compete with the might of SABMiller. Lately a couple of micros have sprung up but my fear is as soon as they start doing well they will be pressured out. An example of how they do this is - they pay for pub fridges, bar counters etc on condition the bar only sells their products. Same for the liquor stores. Unfortunately, to most people, SABMiller beers represents good beer and there is no appreciation for anything else. Of Hansa "Pilsener" a well known beer critic said : "this beer has virtually no flavour, which, for a South African beer is somewhat of a moral victory." A boycott of anything SAB is a good call. Trouble is they're so big and powerfull it wouldn't help. |
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Ignore post count. I dumb
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All I remember from the early 80's in Cape Town was Castle, Lion, or Hansa.......Luckily, SA has a LOT of excellent wine in the Cape province.
I drank one hell of a lot of wine in my time there. ![]()
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Join Date: Aug 2009
Location: Connecticut
Posts: 281
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I would boycot this, but when a keg of bud light costs $100 just imagine what a keg of something good costs. I don't have the time to brew enough beer to throw a party with, and dont have the money to buy the good stuff. BUT it gets me drunk, so it works. |
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I LOVE BEER!
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Going back to my post. If you are true to your boycott, make sure you research every beer brand that BMC owns a part of.
I'm willing to bet it's going to knock out many of your favorite craft/micros. |
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