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Possibly. I can't stand Budweiser beer but the Belgian beer I've tried (Fat Tire) is quite good. So, if the Belgians improve the taste of Anheuser-Busch's products, I might actually buy them!
Growing up, I often heard my father oh so eloquently refer to American beer as pis* water. When I tasted it myself, I certainly didn't think it tasted good at all. Then, I moved to the PNW and had really good beer for the first time in my life. Well, that's when I truly understood why he called American beer pis* water. I was delighted when he visited me in Seattle and I could introduce him to the microbrews.
So, to answer your question, no, I don't think it will change my buying habits, as I doubt they'll change the recipe.
Last edited by fjtee; 07-14-2008 at 05:37 PM..
Reason: guess that vernacular word for pee is too naughty for CD
Oh dh drinks that stuff. Whenever we go someplace that sells it. He offers me a sip or two and frankly, it really almost makes me hurl. It's so bitter and had a terrible aftertaste like you have been licking envelopes. I have tried them all - Wheats, Lagers, etc. I cannot see the attraction to drinking something that tastes like it comes out of a horse trough. Maybe it is an acquired taste, like artichokes or escargot, but it is not a taste I think I could ever get used to, let alone enjoy.
I like my beer light and a little sweet maybe, with no after-taste. Milwaukee's Best is quite nice, actually. I will drink the occasional Busch or MGD when I am going for the "high dollar" beer but it seems kind of silly to me to pay $4 for a glass of something you are just going to pee out in an hour anyway LOL.
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