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I Thought This Had Been Common Knowledge For Years?
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I'm surprised the type of people who drink bud know or care about this!
alot of breweries use the same recipe and water it down to make beers of less strength. A classic example is Courage Directors/Best; same beer different ABVs.
I suppose as long as the brewers is sticking to the ABVs as advertised with the product then all is well - I guess this isnt the case here.
alot of breweries use the same recipe and water it down to make beers of less strength. A classic example is Courage Directors/Best; same beer different ABVs.
I suppose as long as the brewers is sticking to the ABVs as advertised with the product then all is well - I guess this isnt the case here.
Agree, Duncer. I'm surprised it is allowed to call itself beer; that's Americans not knowing beer from lager, not that it's classically made lager; and still more that it's Budweiser, the name of a classic lager which the Americans "borrowed"and then sued the original Budweiser brewery for calling the original product Budweiser.
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