Of course it's your own fault if you actually drink this sort of stuff instead of proper beer, but if you think it tastes like water then maybe the reason is a surplus of that substance? We may soon know, as [url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-21597076Anheuser-Busch are being sued by US beer drinkers[/urlwho allege they have inside information that since they merged with InBev,


It is also reported that;


At least there is no suggestion that it may contain horse fluids.

Beer snobs are only slightly less irritating than food snobs.

EDIT: Poor English on my part.

Budweiser, isn't that American for pi$$ !!

Had a Budweiser (the real one) in Czech Rep once and it was excellent.

I'd say more annoying.

Gospel? I'm struggling to see the connection between beer/food and irritability.

I'm also struggling to comprehend why deprecating the illicit watering down of beer might be in any way connected with "snobbery". We may need JC for this one. Has your rabbit seen him about?

Ah, but it's pleasure, doncha know? Or, more to the point, too much pleasure. Dodgy that. Sinful, in fact.

Czech Budvar is excellent stuff, as mentioned above.

I agree that beer snobs are a joke. The number of times I've gone to the bar for a pint of something for a beer snob rather than a bog standard pint of bitter or whatever and the pub has not had it so I've got the bog standard. Snob then proceeds to say how great his pint is. Always funny when you're in a crowd and you explain theirs is actually the same as yours, which they have previously derided.

WAsBudweiser ever Watered-up?

I beg to differ...

For any idiot who doesn't think there is a difference between a proper cask conditioned beer/ale and AN Other glass of shoite with a famous brand name, then I'd like to introduce you to the sort of shoite we had to put up with when I wor nobbut a lad - pint of Watney's Red Barrel or Whitbread Trophy anyone ?

Double Diamond.

It tastes OK over in the US. Terrible over here though.