Budweiser king of beers

Dutch gold, royal dutch, rockshore all more drinkable. Absolute piss water

I'd rather drink LCL Pils.

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The King of Beers?

More like the Prince Andrew of beers.

It tastes 'better' since they moved brewing to the UK from Ireland, think Diageo lost ownership of the brand in Ireland a year or 2 ago. Picked some up for €15 for 24x500ml in the week leading up to MUP.

Must have been why they came out with that Rockshore urine then.

Budweiser was always conclusive proof that advertising works.

Cheaply made (uses rice in lieu of some grain) but not cheaply sold, generally served so cold you can't taste anything. There's worse product out there but really not much

Budweiser was going round saying it was the king o this and king of that. Well let me tell you. This goes out to you now Budweiser. Ya junkies junkies bastard ya. You came along. You toult me you were the king. You came along then another time. Toult me right? Toult him. . This goes out to you, YOU'RE THE KING O DOG SHITE. Ya junkies bastard.

Budweiser was king of beers to people who thought Burger King was king of burgers.

It used to be in nearly every pub in the country, with the odd person drinking i, usually because their stomach was ruined from drinking bulmers 5 nights a week. Now you rarely see it anywhere, guessing its due to the diageo/heineken stranglehold on most places.

it was discontinued a couple of years ago but it must be more than 30 years since I drank it.

It's funny, because out of my circle of friends in the mid 90s/ early 2000s, there was only one person who drank Bud. I always used to wonder why on earth it was so ubiquitous and heavily advertised when no-one drank it.

And just before anyone thinks I'm claiming me and my friends were some kind of beverage connoisseurs, we drank any old shite. Linden Village, Genuine Hornet Scrumpy, something called Sphinx lager, which you could only buy in tiny glass bottles from dodgy blokes in festival campsites at 3 in the morning. "A pound each, or 4 for a fiver." Literally anything. Except Bud.

Rice is used for coloring purposes.

That may be the official line, but other lagers of similar volume - but made entirely from grain - don't have any issues with colour.

It makes it cheaper to make. Maybe they didn't pick it for that reason, but it still results in a cheaply made product.

No colder than any other lager

Tbh I always thought it was the poorer of all the widely available beers. Very gassy and totally bland.

I more or less will drink any old shyte when it comes to beers, I used to drink craft stuff for a while, but there's an awful lot of juju about that and quite a lot don't even taste that good, so I don't really bother with them any more - but, nah, Budweiser is still the worst of the widely available out there IMO.

Never liked it.. always a very artificial and bland chemical flavour with no body or kick to its flavour either …a slightly greasy texture…

id class it with Miller and Coors as some of the poorer quality beers….that’s just to my palate anyway.

Becks, Peroni, Kronenberg 1664, Heineken, Carlsberg, Stella, Birra Moretti are far superior tasting.

Budweiser isn’t the king, it’s not even a one legged dwarf of beers.

In that it parasites the poor and uneducated while facilitating seedy behavior.

Nectar of the nitwit.

I used to love Moretti (which is owned by Heineken) but it’s brewed in Scotland. Similar with Corona, it used to be brewed solely in Mexico but now brewed in the UK under AB InBev (who own Budweiser). Probably all psychological but I prefer authentic beers from their country of origin. Guinness when abroad never tastes the same…

Guinness - in basically every country that you are likely to go to - is brewed in Dublin.

Definitely. If you mean the czech one.