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>Macrobews are defined not by quality but by availability. Not so. Macrobrews are extremely consisten, a quality which makes availability a viable reason to dr
by intopieces 11y ago
>Macrobews are defined not by quality but by availability.
Not so. Macrobrews are extremely consisten, a quality which makes availability a viable reason to drink it. Customers know exactly what they're getting every time they open a Bud Light.
Your points focus on how craft beers are flourishing now, without looking at the implications of the recent developments: mergers that take over distribution, conglomerates that have the power to lobby for laws that are in their favor.
- plonh 11y agoCustomers don't care what they are getting when they get a bud light, except that it is a cheap buzz.
- brandonmenc 11y agoThey do care - otherwise they'd just buy 40s or plastic flasks of Popov. Beer snobs just can't comprehend why anyone would prefer, say, Miller over Bud, or that it's even possible to differentiate between the two. From our side of the fence, all craft beer enthusiasts seem to care about is disgustingly ever-higher levels of hops.
- kevinmchugh 11y agoYou might be surprised. Many loyal drinkers of a particular macro beer can pick out if their favorite beer is out of date or swapped for a supposedly identical beer.