Heh...King of Beers is now Chinese!

[Jenne]

http://www.thebigmoney.com/blogs/daily-bread/2008/11/20/king-beers-toppled

Damn, dude...American hegemony has fallen far, far off the charts.  Even our piss beer has no braggin' rights.   

[Kai]

http://www.thebigmoney.com/blogs/daily-bread/2008/11/20/king-beers-toppled

Damn, dude...American hegemony has fallen far, far off the charts.  Even our piss beer has no braggin' rights.   

Snow, by the way, isn't a favorite among Western beer connoisseurs. The reviewers at Beeradvocate gave it an average grade of D. "A watery, unimpressive taste with too much carbonation and a metallic aftertaste," said one reviewer, who gave Snow a D-.

Meet the new "boss", same as the old "boss".

Chinese or American, its still piss.

[Jenne]

Amen!  (and oh me...)  eta: I like Tsing-Tao...but now I'm wondering if it's actually Snow-beer in disguise and I was "snowed" by it being "furren."  ...

[Kai]

 

[Jenne]

It's possible! 

[Sir Squid Diddimus]

http://www.thebigmoney.com/blogs/daily-bread/2008/11/20/king-beers-toppled

Damn, dude...American hegemony has fallen far, far off the charts.  Even our piss beer has no braggin' rights.   

The reviewers at Beeradvocate[/b] gave it an average grade of D. "A watery, unimpressive taste with too much carbonation and a metallic aftertaste," said one reviewer, who gave Snow a D-.]Snow, by the way, isn't a favorite among Western beer connoisseurs. The reviewers at Beeradvocate gave it an average grade of D. "A watery, unimpressive taste with too much carbonation and a metallic aftertaste," said one reviewer, who gave Snow a D-.

Meet the new "boss", same as the old "boss".

Chinese or American, its still piss.

Someone else reads this??

YES!!!!