Mexico without Corona: Brewers suspend production (Mexicans, dollar, party, Nevada)

[Pruzhany]

Wonder if this will domino. Will Beer be the next item people will clear off the shelves?


https://www.jpost.com/International/...andemic-623525

[Statz2k10]

I've heard that it's a good chance this could be reversed soon. I could careless but we will see if they can stick to their guns on shutting it down.

[godofthunder9010]

Originally Posted by Pruzhany

Wonder if this will domino. Will Beer be the next item people will clear off the shelves?


https://www.jpost.com/International/...andemic-623525

This most assuredly will!! The Second Temperance Movement has now begun!!

/endsarcasm

Meh, I expect that the Mexicans who were making some beers will start making beers again pretty soon.

[Chicano3000X]

meh, Corona is basically the "my first beer" of the beer world..
Guinness or Stone is where it's at.
805 and Hanger too...

[Statz2k10]

Originally Posted by Chicano3000X

meh, Corona is basically the "my first beer" of the beer world..
Guinness or Stone is where it's at.
805 and Hanger too...

Guiness or Stone do like a % of what Corona does.

[Ellis Bell]

Originally Posted by Chicano3000X

meh, Corona is basically the "my first beer" of the beer world..
Guinness or Stone is where it's at.
805 and Hanger too...

I use to own a Toyota Corona ... aka in its day ... the party car. At the time I had it though, I said it was going to drive me to drink ... it had issues. First thing I thought of when I saw what they named the bug.

I don't have a favorite beer.

[ditchlights]

Originally Posted by Statz2k10

Guiness or Stone do like a % of what Corona does.

I think you mean a fraction.

That's because there's a lot of stupid people who like the yellow fizzy stuff with a billion dollar ad campaign. Always notice how they are all like young and hot spring breaker types in the commercials? Yeah, right.

With that being said, I think Guiness is trash too. Once a person has had a small batch craft stout, Guiness will be an afterthought.

Stone is good, but at this point they are a large micro, kind of like Sierra Nevada or Lagunitas. Still better than the mass produced swill that most Americans are addicted to.

[Statz2k10]

Originally Posted by ditchlights

I think you mean a fraction.

That's because there's a lot of stupid people who like the yellow fizzy stuff with a billion dollar ad campaign. Always notice how they are all like young and hot spring breaker types in the commercials? Yeah, right.

With that being said, I think Guiness is trash too. Once a person has had a small batch craft stout, Guiness will be an afterthought.

Stone is good, but at this point they are a large micro, kind of like Sierra Nevada or Lagunitas. Still better than the mass produced swill that most Americans are addicted to.

that's correct

[Chicano3000X]

Originally Posted by ditchlights

I think you mean a fraction.

That's because there's a lot of stupid people who like the yellow fizzy stuff with a billion dollar ad campaign. Always notice how they are all like young and hot spring breaker types in the commercials? Yeah, right.

With that being said, I think Guiness is trash too. Once a person has had a small batch craft stout, Guiness will be an afterthought.

Stone is good, but at this point they are a large micro, kind of like Sierra Nevada or Lagunitas. Still better than the mass produced swill that most Americans are addicted to.

I agree, Guinness is basically the basic when it comes to stout.
There’s a spot in Glendale called The Tap.
They always had unique stouts.
Hopefully they’re still in business after all this...

[FatBob96]

All the more reason to drink Bourbon.


Domestically produced and more bang for your buck.