Which one are you trying (and failing) to **** on?
I will admit that the Smokehaus one is a bit rough. Tastes too much like mesquite smoke. Which is what it's supposed to taste like, I guess.
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Which one are you trying (and failing) to **** on?
I will admit that the Smokehaus one is a bit rough. Tastes too much like mesquite smoke. Which is what it's supposed to taste like, I guess.
Which one are you trying (and failing) to **** on?
I will admit that the Smokehaus one is a bit rough. Tastes too much like mesquite smoke. Which is what it's supposed to taste like, I guess.
Who's trying to **** on any of them? Lone Star is a better beer. I'll drink a Shiner but I'll reach for a Lone Star much more often.
Hell I even have a bottle of Holiday Cheer in the fridge.
Surprisingly I'm on the clock at the moment. Pretty s-l-ow day. Maybe I'll crack it open after lunch
I've drank beer in independent breweries and while I have had some good beers it's not some life changing moment that some people make it sound like. When someone says craft beer experience it makes it sound like drinking a beer gives him a hard on.
My personal problem with them is that they've been known to buy out breweries and then change the flavor of them to make them in their minds more palatable to the masses or to just cut costs. I'm all for making as much money as possible, but it doesn't mean I have to like the philosophy.
Do you know that they’ve done that? I’ve talked with people inside some of the companies that have been bought up and they claim that hasn’t been the case.
Iron City?! Are you ******* kidding me? I guess if you like beer that tastes like an ashtray. I've been in Pittsburgh a while now, and like others have said Yeungling is about the best beer you'll find at that price.
Well that's a little over the top. I'd say it's like comparing hamburgers.
Bud,Coors, Miller, etc
Some Craft Beer
There are times when you just want a basic hamburger but if you don't think the 2nd burger looks better well....
Yes. As an example they did it with Stella. It's not even the same beer anymore. Not saying they do it often, but their CEO makes no qualms that his only concern is the shareholders, which is undertandable.
Hmm, watered down products, quality doesn't matter anymore, just making money does? Jim Delaney?
Yep, half and half. Although, you could mix it to your liking. It has an enjoyable multi-level flavor going on.
I bartended at a golf course and this guy used to always order it.
