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Sometime do an actual blind taste test with some beers at the PBR level. The differences are subtle to nonexistent.
by pekk 13y ago
Sometime do an actual blind taste test with some beers at the PBR level. The differences are subtle to nonexistent.
- columbo 13y agoHrm? I have... there really is no difference. With PBR and other American Adjunct Beers ( http://beeradvocate.com/lists/style/38 http://beeradvocate.com/lists/style/38 ) It has little to to about taste and everything to do with not wanting to buy from the 3 industrial leaders that own 90% of the market.
- lifeformed 13y agoIf you're on the east coast, you guys should try Yuengling. It's easily one of the best cheap* beers out there. * < $1/bottle
- jlgreco 13y agoI'll second that. Also their "black and tan" is fantastic if you want to go slightly more expensive.
- dilap 13y agoWest-coast guy here, I'd never heard of Yuengling till I visited Virginia Beach. And I'll agree, for a "swill" beer, that's some pretty good stuff you've got going on there!
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- jlgreco 13y agoThose beers may all hover around the same quality, but I don't think a blind taste test could work at all with those beers (one way or the other.) They are all rather distinct in their refreshing mediocrity (Coors is significantly more mild than PBR (hard to say if that is in a good way, or a bad way), and Rolling Rock has a distinct "corn" flavour.) Anyone who drinks a lot of those beers is going to be able to pick out which is which, at which point the taste test would no longer be blind.