had a skinny dip about a week ago... blech. ive found very little "belgium" in new belgium beers. apologies to bribe motivated asskickers
well the thing is...there's what? 2 companies that do any type of advertising for their several beers?
That's 2 beer makers out of an Industry of many thousand beer makers in the world that advertise over here.
OK, so if I thought it was cool to only drink beer that was advertised, representing some 1% of the Industry, that somehow makes me relevant?
It's funny, this type of uninformed argument has the opposite effect: nothing makes you more niche and "hip" than only supporting 1% of an Industry.
The Kingfisher wasn't bad at all. Kind of light and refreshing. The Spaten, unfortunately, had some heat damage. The taste wasn't what it should have been.
How did you reach that?
I'm fairly sure his argument was, "it's not cool to drink beer that is advertised"
That seems pretty easy to see when his words are "you can only like beer that doesn't have a commercial".
He's saying, if you like a beer that isn't apart of that 1%, ATOT automatically thinks you're special. If you drink beer in the 1%, ATOT dislikes your beer choice and your desire to only drink what is popular.
You have to fight the man, man! Go against the grain! Be a rebel!
brown ales in general are pretty gross. i had a dog fish india brown the other day. first one went down ok, but i could barely finish two. i think it's the barley hops that make it not a session beer.
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