Good, I hope he never walks back on that field again. He's the shining example of playing the media game to make sure no one ever questions you or calls you out.
The Germans brought over to the US an adjunct grain recipe in the early 1840's and that was a change from ales and one that the American people grew fond of...an American Lager.
My understanding is that the american adjunct lager was the result of a couple of things. The fact that light flavor Pilsners were very popular with the immigrants coming from Europe and the fact that 2-row malts were not readily available in this country at that time. 6-row malt was used but was too heavy to create the light Pilsners that people enjoyed, so those brewers in American decided to 'cut' the beer with adjuncts to lighten both the color and body of a traditional lager essentially trying to mimic a pilsner. I've never heard of Germans bringing an adjunct recipe with them but if it is true would love to know more. American adjuncts were the result of the type of malt available, and what they found would work to cut the heaviness of using such malts. As for the Spaten/Franzikaner statement, those aren't American adjunct lagers. I didn't say InBev was an evil beer corporation, just that calling american adjuncts 'excellent' is like calling ramen noodles excellent. I mean the whole purpose of adjuncts is to make the beer cheaper to produce, and to cut the body/flavor profile. I'm just not sure why people think that's a good thing.
I might be a Pats fan, but I'm calling it like it is.
Color me annoyed as well. At times i want to kick his teeth in... probably because he has the gall to call his garbage " pizza".
FLINT?
Have to agree ! Bud is just terrible Oneof the worst beers I have ever tasted I like other AB products but Bud is only good for headache.
I remember my grand father drinking fort schyuler beer
Would he be upset to learn his grandson now drinks the beer from the skinny can?
Eh, he's more of a 'smoker'.
