On Jun 13, 12:42*pm, Dave U. Random <anonym...@anonymitaet-im-
inter.net> wrote:
> "Opponents want to know: How can America let Anheuser-Busch be
> sold to Belgian company InBev? But they don't have much of a leg
> to stand on..."
>
> Business Week article:http://easyurl.net/BudBuyout

Let's all freak out why don't we!? I don't understand anti buy out
idiots. Anheuser-Busch tastes like (edited) anyway. So does Miller,
and Coors. I wish more foriegn breweries would take an interest in
helping us Americans brew beer better. So far only Samuel Adams has
nailed a good tasting one. Why do you think there are so many
microbrews out there. Everybody got sick of the top three tasting
like (edited). Now if the Germans would just buy Coors, and someone
dumb enough would come along to buy Miller and all their homegrown
"Best Beer" awards, we can actually get back to drinking GOOD BEER all
the way around. Hell, it could end up better for all of us. Maybe
these foriegners will bring back something we ALL seemed to forget
about. Remember when beer had an "Alcohol Content!" - Matt

On 7/14/2008 4:54 PM ignored two million years of human
evolution to write:

> I wish more foriegn breweries would take an interest in
> helping us Americans brew beer better. So far only Samuel Adams has
> nailed a good tasting one.

If you think only Samuel Adams has brewed a good tasting beer, you
need to get out. Might help if you put down the crack pipe first.

> Why do you think there are so many
> microbrews out there.

I give up. Why?

> Now if the Germans would just buy Coors,

Too late. The Canadians already did. Besides, there isn't a German
brewer big enough to buy the likes of Coors.

> and someone
> dumb enough would come along to buy Miller

Someone already did: South African Breweries, which is why Miller
is part of a large brewing conglomerate called SABMiller.

> Maybe
> these foriegners will bring back something we ALL seemed to forget
> about. Remember when beer had an "Alcohol Content!"

Do tell. What's the difference in "Alcohol Content!" between the
beers "these foriegners" make and whatever you think is brewed in
the USA? Explain. If you can stay away from the crack pipe long
enough, that is.