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Old 01-06-2013, 09:39 PM   #1
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Default Not Buying BMC Ever Again... Am I alone in this?

Ok, so here's the deal. I haven't bought a big business beer in quite some time, and I don't think I ever will again. It's not that I think I am too good for it. It's just every time I drink it, I find it lacking. Even Guinness and the other big name imports.

Please note that we have plenty of local breweries, and honestly I would rather give my money to them, than any big business brewery.

I just wandered if anyone else feels the same way.


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Yes. You are alone.


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So, do you hate successful companies or the beer?
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Every beer has its place. I also have not purchased BMC in many months, but there are times when BMC fits the bill. Take for example offshore fishing in 95+ degree heat. Homebrews would kill you (assuming the bottles made the trip intact), while Miller Lite is akin to drinking Gatorade.
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My favorite beer for that exact situation used to be yeungling, and I can drink it still... But I would rather have a mellow pale ale from a local place.
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I've never really purchased BMC, but that's only because I live in the land of Yuengling, ask for a lager or a beer in a crappy little bar (like the doublewide trailer that served my college) and you got a Yuengling. That being said, if my father-in-law offers me an AmberBock I'll certainly drink it.
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I've never really purchased BMC, but that's only because I live in the land of Yuengling, ask for a lager or a beer in a crappy little bar (like the doublewide trailer that served my college) and you got a Yuengling. That being said, if my father-in-law offers me an AmberBock I'll certainly drink it.
I throw yeungling in that group.
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So, do you hate successful companies or the beer?
No, not at all. I just feel like I am paying for a product that no longer meets my expectations.
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No, not at all. I just feel like I am paying for a product that no longer meets my expectations.

So evolution does happen! I still won't believe the other evolution theory though...
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I throw yeungling in that group.
You are a hater.

Yeungling brewed a porter when no one anywhere, including the UK, cared about porters. They deserve their success.


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