Am I a "Beer Snob"?

[biochemedic]

Almost all weddings I have been to have crappy beer selections. It's really a bummer, but it is what it is. I really love it when venues sell the "top- shelf" beer selections which usually means corona and heineken... ooo fancy. I just got engaged and we started planning our wedding. My one requirement for the venue... that they let me serve homebrew!

I wasn't homebrewing yet when I got married, but I made sure they had several craft brews available to be served!

 

[xdalisx]

I got married in April and served Russian River. Damnation and Pliny

 

[bottlebomber]

I got married in April and served Russian River. Damnation and Pliny

And just think... there had to have been a guest or two that thought to themselves... "where the h*ll is the Bud Light?"

 

[ozzy1038]

I think for this year's cruise it's the Dave Matthew's band.

I'd rather drink BMC exclusively than be subject to listening to DMB!!!!!

Oh and I wouldn't be surprised or disappointed that Bud Light was free and on tap at the reception. It is the beer of the masses. I recently attended a wedding reception and on the house was Bud Light, lime margaritas and, mango margaritas. I tore up the mango margaritas. That sh^t was good and potent!

 

[Acoma]

I went to a wedding recently where all they served in the form of "beer" was Miller Lite. They had some sangria, some generic whiskey, and wine. I had a few generic whiskey and cokes. I expected it to be some sort of BMC as that is what the masses of the sheep like. Was happy to at least have some other options. Lifes too short to drink BMC in my opinion.

However, to answer your question a true beer snob would have taken a sip of the Bud Light and spit it all over the table and wiped his tongue with the table cloth.

 

[xdalisx]

And just think... there had to have been a guest or two that thought to themselves... "where the h*ll is the Bud Light?"

My father in law drinks coors lite like it's water, but he was happy with a couple whiskey drinks