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Posted by GP38/R42 Chris on Sat Jul 31 18:51:40 2010, in response to Re: Anheuser-Busch loses ''Budweiser'' trade mark in EU, posted by SMAZ on Sat Jul 31 18:41:52 2010. The problem with American Bud is not that it tastes bad. It's that it tastes like nothing.If you want disgusting-tasting, try Lone Star. And that is not necessarily a "problem". Again, I like many other beers BETTER, however, sometime I don't want a beer with all that "taste", or a heavy foreign beer. There's nothing wrong with sometime just wanting something light. Especially when I have beer with food, I don't like something all that heavy, as it fills me up, and I don't enjoy my food then, as I feel bloated. Sometimes I am in the mood for "little taste that tastes good". You have to remember also that we are different culturally in the US too than many other foreign countries. Some of those countries have more wine drinkers with meals, and they don't always drink beer with meals like many Americans do (Obviously that varies from country to country). Americans drink lighter beer because we drink differently than foreign countries, and they aren't "right", and we aren't "right", it's just the differences in culture. |
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