[theAryanTwang]

This blurb is from the star today. Online article is here:
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Some reports indicate Budweiser may soon, or has already, eclipsed Molson Canadian as the top-selling brew in Canada, while others predict Canadian will become less of a priority for Molson, much the same way Blue has slipped for Labatt.

BUDWEISER?? what canadian in their right mind drinks bud... who the hell did this study... I cannot believe it... i want answers!

[clearlyentranced]

Aparently Bud is a "real beer" riiiight...it's crap...what's this world coming to?

[thedarkestone]

Man I am not one for domestic beer, but Canadian brewed Budweiser is far superior to Molson Canadian. Besides it is brewed by Labatt's anyway (I thin its Labatt's.)

[clearlyentranced]

hock: Trader!

[lord brazle]

I've noticed it at parties. Over the last two years, or something, everybody seems to be buying Budweiser and, strangely, Wildcat cratch: . I normally don't even bother with beer nowadays, more pissing than drinking, but when I do settle down and crack some brewskies, i choose the highest alcohol content possible. :thumb: Labatta Maximum Ice or Labatt Black Ice... Does anybody even notice different tastes between beer?! I mean, people have said to me, "Oh, you gotta try this beer!" I could sit there with a glass of every single beer on the planet and not notice a single difference between any of them. All those years of smoking have destroyed me..... :roll:

[BuffaloHipFan]

Budweiser is the most popular beer in the world. No matter where you go (US, Canada, UK, Mexico) but that doesn't mean it is the best, just best distributed.

[LoftyPines]

Bud IS the most popular beer int he world. BUt I work at a Beer Store, and Budweiser does not come close to Canadian, Blue, or Coors Light. Especially not coors light!

Lord Brazle, do you mean Carling Black Ice (A branch of Molson)????

[BuffaloHipFan]

In Buffalo, the top selling beer is Labatt

[sherpahigh]

Can't wait to see the new ads... "I AM sorta Canadian"

:lol:

[Stephen Dame]

Macleans did a story about Canadian brands losing the domestic market to Bud a few months ago. It's been a long time comming...

And as for those "I Am Canadian" ads. They're done by an American ad firm. It seems they figured they'd take the cheap, easy and ignorant "We're better than them" beer-can nationalism and earn a buck off it. It worked.

They might as well call it: "We define ourselves in the negative: at least we're not THEM" campaign... but that probably wouldn't fit on the label.

I won't shed a tear when the "I Am" stuff just goes away.

[april_wino1]

hock: Trader!

It's because of posts like these that I'm anti-patriotism.

[theAryanTwang]

Macleans did a story about Canadian brands losing the domestic market to Bud a few months ago. It's been a long time comming...

Budweiser is the most popular beer in the world. No matter where you go (US, Canada, UK, Mexico) but that doesn't mean it is the best, just best distributed.

That's wild, guess I never thought that it would outsell the Canadian brands in Canada....

Ok, another question... do the major canadian labels (let's say blue+canadian+coors light) combined outsell bud, or am I wrong still?

Regardless, I'll stick to drinking Keith's or Export.

[beanmedic]

Does anybody even notice different tastes between beer?! I mean, people have said to me, "Oh, you gotta try this beer!" I could sit there with a glass of every single beer on the planet and not notice a single difference between any of them.

i think you mean you can't tell the difference between different types of fizzy-yellow-swill type beverages. these are hardly beers. the reason they taste the same is because:
a) they are crap
b) they all fall into the "pale lager" category

you should probably try drinking some REAL beer that is made with actual HOPS and MALTED BARLEY that you can taste. clearly none of these things can be tasted in any MacroShit.

if you are trying to say that you cant tell the difference between budweiser and Scotch Irish Corporal Punishment you must be nuts.

[sherpahigh]

Ok, another question... do the major canadian labels (let's say blue+canadian+coors light) combined outsell bud, or am I wrong still?

Regardless, I'll stick to drinking Keith's or Export.

The only true Canadian brewery you have in that list is Molson. Labbat is partially owned by Belgins I believe and Coors light... well it may be brewed in Canada, but it's certainly not Canadian.


And Stephen, I did know that it was an American ad firm that churned out all the "I AM" ads. I do agree with you about them as well, totally classless. I just think it's funny that there's a possibility of a merger between Molson and Coors while Molson has this huge patriotic "I AM" ad campaign running that basically says we're better than them.

[sherpahigh]

i think you mean you can't tell the difference between different types of fizzy-yellow-swill type beverages. these are hardly beers. the reason they taste the same is because:
a) they are crap
b) they all fall into the "pale lager" category

you should probably try drinking some REAL beer that is made with actual HOPS and MALTED BARLEY that you can taste. clearly none of these things can be tasted in any MacroShit.

if you are trying to say that you cant tell the difference between budweiser and Scotch Irish Corporal Punishment you must be nuts.

haha :lol: , listen to beanmedic. He speaks the truth. Though there is a time and place for everything, and you will occasionally catch me with a "fizzy-yellow-swill type beverage", I much prefer good beer. :wink: