I drank it. Curiosity satisfied. For all the fancy ingredients, it tasted like Bud to me.
I don't remember if I've asked this, but speaking of things that taste like bud....
Not sure if you have the...requisite experience, but have you ever noticed some varieties of hops taste like...cannabis? I grabbed a Sierra Nevada seasonal IPA with Aussie hops and...wow.
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Ever drank a gose/sour?
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Pretty much the perfect hot weather beer. Citrusy tartness and really refreshing. Not really much hop presence in the couple I tried but the lactic acid really sets it apart. I had an Anderson Valley Blood Orange Gose, which is a CA brewery so if you stumble upon some give it a try.
Budweisers Superbowl commercial?
Budweisers Superbowl commercial?
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I was able to largely stay away from it this year, but favorite commercial is probably the Liam Neeson/Liam Neesons/Clash of Clans one.
Least favorite was the Budweiser, patronizingly patting their customer base on the back that, even though they keep selling them pee in a can, they are still better than people who actually enjoy beer. Or, as I read it, "a junior high dropout making fun of someone for getting a master's degree."
I get their just marketing to the people who would actually buy that swill, but it struct a bad note with a lot of people considering AB spent millions buying a brewery which makes "pumpkin peach ale."
Least favorite was the Budweiser, patronizingly patting their customer base on the back that, even though they keep selling them pee in a can, they are still better than people who actually enjoy beer. Or, as I read it, "a junior high dropout making fun of someone for getting a master's degree."
I get their just marketing to the people who would actually buy that swill, but it struct a bad note with a lot of people considering AB spent millions buying a brewery which makes "pumpkin peach ale."
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Seriously, man. That commercial was awful, and the worst part was how condescending it was to anyone with more than a little taste for beer.
Favorite guilty pleasure food?
Favorite guilty pleasure food?
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Guilty Pleasure food, eh?
Not so guilty, but some people find my love of Cheez-Its and Peanut Butter to be weird. I even have Costco packs of it in my office. I'm super serious about it.
Taco Bell might fall in that category, but it's more guilty than pleasure.
There's a certain affinity I have with frozen pizza and burritos, especially those Tina's one you can get for 25c. Spicy Beef and Bean. Almost like it's in it's own category, separate from actual Pizza and Burritos. I think these are pretty solid guilty pleasures as they come.
If you feel like someone is acting better than you, it might actually be because they are better than you.
Not so guilty, but some people find my love of Cheez-Its and Peanut Butter to be weird. I even have Costco packs of it in my office. I'm super serious about it.
Taco Bell might fall in that category, but it's more guilty than pleasure.
There's a certain affinity I have with frozen pizza and burritos, especially those Tina's one you can get for 25c. Spicy Beef and Bean. Almost like it's in it's own category, separate from actual Pizza and Burritos. I think these are pretty solid guilty pleasures as they come.
Yeah, seems like it welled up from some deep-seated resentment that bud-light drinkers got from craft brew drinkers acting like they were better than them.ChickenSoup wrote:Seriously, man. That commercial was awful, and the worst part was how condescending it was to anyone with more than a little taste for beer.
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Someone went off on Bud on FB, their response was: We respect craft brewing - those were great times in 1876. Then the people wanted more.
The arrogance astounds.
Beer drinking food of choice?
The arrogance astounds.
Beer drinking food of choice?
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I... Who... What the....Orodrist wrote:Someone went off on Bud on FB, their response was: We respect craft brewing - those were great times in 1876. Then the people wanted more.
I don't
I don't know how to adequately express my indignation
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Also, which would you rather drink:
Gin & Tonic, or a Whiskey Sour?
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They've done it. They've gone full retard.Orodrist wrote:Someone went off on Bud on FB, their response was: We respect craft brewing - those were great times in 1876. Then the people wanted more.
The arrogance astounds.
Me, too. It's when someone lies so fractally that it sort of just folds in on itself in some Mobius Strip of Stupidity.ChickenSoup wrote:.. Who... What the....
I don't
I don't know how to adequately express my indignation
But even that doesn't sum it up for me.
You know, sometimes beer is sufficient food for beer. I affectionately refer to it as Beer Dinner.Orodrist wrote:Beer drinking food of choice?
Usually something really meaty and heavy. Burgers are especially good. Spicy does well against IPA's, too.
I prefer my steaks with a nice dry red wine, like a Merlot or Syrah.
Pizza, I actually prefer with soda. I know people say pizza and beer go together, and they are my favorites independently, and I certainly enjoy both of them a ton together, but they don't give me anything extra as a pairing, I think, should. Like, a good Merlot is great alone and a nice rare sirloin cut is good alone, but together, oh man. They just build off each other. I have to pause for each bite and sip. Dang it, now I'm going to have to pick up some cuts now.
So yeah, A good Jalapeno burger with a dIPA.
I've noticed that Niman Ranch Beef makes some spectacular burgers. So, with that.
Never had a whiskey sour. Not something on my mind, usually, to order, but it might be worth trying.Deepfreeze32 wrote:Also, which would you rather drink:
Gin & Tonic, or a Whiskey Sour?
I do, however, enjoy a good Gin & Tonic, so I guess that solidly.
One thing I've gotten into and my favorite out of the mixed drinks would be a Moscow Mule. Dat Ginger Beer.
As for Ayreon's The Fifth Extinction, I'm liking it! Going through it right now for the second time.
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Ayreon has lots of great stuff. I recommend checking out the whole album, 01011001.
Here's another song from another great album:
Here's another song from another great album:
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Can't recall, are you a cigar man or just pipes?
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I think I might, I enjoyed that last one, too. I do dig the whole narrative fantasy metal deal.Deepfreeze32 wrote:Ayreon has lots of great stuff. I recommend checking out the whole album, 01011001.
Here's another song from another great album:]
Both. I've been leaning towards pipes more lately because I like the versatility and the affinity you get with your pipe and pipes don't require as much commitment when I go for a smoke, but cigars fill their own niche and I do enjoy them quite a bit.Orodrist wrote:Can't recall, are you a cigar man or just pipes?
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