XXguy

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Fixed the link above

http://www.homebrewtalk.com/f12/i-just-wanted-see-if-i-could-do-107109/

Rudeboy

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I don't think Bud (or any of the BMC's) have used cluster since prohibition.

I've heard that they use a fairly large number of different hops mostly American noble derivatives, so they can move the percentages around depending on the crop year to come out with a consistent "house" taste. (There was a guy on the Sunday Session about a year ago who is a craft beer guy now but worked for A-B for quite awhile that talked about this.)

Cluster is appropriate for a CAP. But Bud is not a CAP.

Also, from the same half remembered unatrributable sources, I think they only go up to about 25% adjuncts.

Rudeboy

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Tonedef131

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Yeah I have heard Glacier is their primary bittering hop these days, used to Willamette.