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There aren't even any Canadian breweries anymore. They're all owned by huge monolithic corporations in Europe, America (now Europe) and Japan. And they have a monopoly on beer up here, too. You can't sell beer at the corner store. We're one of the most lucrative beer markets in the world, and it's completely bullshit.
Although American beer sucks, at least it's free enterprise.
Sleemans is multinational?
Clipper City Brewing Company.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drewbacca
Fat Tire ale, Great Lakes Brewery, and various other locals shit all over any canadian beer I can think of.
Fuck whoever thinks American beer isn't good.
Best beer in the world outside of the central europe/germany area imo.
The United States will sell itself to another country if the price is right.
I agree. No one's macrobrew shit is good to begin with, we're no exception. The majority of my favorite beers are from the US.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Best super cheap beer i've had btw: Budveiser/Budvar
It was something like 70cents for a half liter in Prague. Worth the price imo.
Am I the only one who likes these Coors "Banquet Beer" commercials?
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Not entirely.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drewbacca
For instance, Pennsylvania beer sales are tightly regulated by the State Liquor Control Board. There certainly isn't beer sold at the corner store, nor at the supermarket. Cases and kegs have to be purchased at a distributor, and until recently they were not permitted to sell on Sundays - heck, until 10 years ago they were not allowed to accept credit for payment (or maybe that was just the State wine stores(?)) Anyhow, Pennsylvania has been pretty uptight about alcohol sales, perhaps a remnant of our Quaker founders.
Utah is certainly another state with far-from-free enterprise alcohol distribution.