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[SpaceAce]

Bud is only good when there's absolutely nothing else to drink. Even then I'd probably still pass.

[Bingo]

Taste a Bud anywhere in the world, and it tastes EXACTLY the same. That's an AMAZING feat of brewing. There's so many variables that can change a taste of a beer, and Bud has conquered them all. Now that's a good BREWERY. However, I don't think American Bud is a good beer. Budvar is drinkable, though.

I have a creme ale recipe that all the Bud/Miller drinkers actually like. I'm nowhere near good enough to brew a light lager that would taste good.

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[SpaceAce]

Still crapolla

[Checker]

Taste a Bud anywhere in the world, and it tastes EXACTLY the same. That's an AMAZING feat of brewing. There's so many variables that can change a taste of a beer, and Bud has conquered them all. Now that's a good BREWERY. However, I don't think American Bud is a good beer. Budvar is drinkable, though.

I have a creme ale recipe that all the Bud/Miller drinkers actually like. I'm nowhere near good enough to brew a light lager that would taste good.

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Umm I tried a Budweiser in Europe and it was nothing like ours? Ohhh it was a Budvar though after Googling.

[Bingo]

Budvar is (I think) still only brewed according to the purity laws. Only Barley, hops, water and yeast are allowed in the beer.

US Bud is brewed with a high amount of rice, which lightens the beer body and color as well.

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[Flabello Meandroid]

Now that's a good BREWERY.

It's a good factory- not sure if I'd call it a good brewery. Factories can turn out all sorts of products exactly identical every time- not sure I'm all that impressed by that in this case.