How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?
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wrote on 4 Apr 2023, 00:40 last edited by
I am never going to drink enough beers that the calorie count matters.
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I can’t imagine how light is American Bud Lite.
Probably what we refer to as “near beer” and sold to all ages including minors.
wrote on 4 Apr 2023, 01:22 last edited by@Renauda said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
Probably what we refer to as “near beer”
The phrase I've heard is 'Sex in a canoe'.
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@Renauda said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
Probably what we refer to as “near beer”
The phrase I've heard is 'Sex in a canoe'.
wrote on 4 Apr 2023, 01:47 last edited by Renauda 4 Apr 2023, 01:48We use the “sex in a canoe” term for regular Budweiser and popular American beers other than craft beers imported from the US.
Our Bud Lite is like regular US Budweiser.
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We use the “sex in a canoe” term for regular Budweiser and popular American beers other than craft beers imported from the US.
Our Bud Lite is like regular US Budweiser.
wrote on 4 Apr 2023, 02:36 last edited by@Renauda said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
We use the “sex in a canoe” term for regular Budweiser and popular American beers other than craft beers imported from the US.
Our Bud Lite is like regular US Budweiser.
I think a lot of that is moose dookie… Most popular beers in Canada are Molson, LaBlatt, and Moosehead… All at 5% abv. Budweiser’s at 5% and most other American beers are between 4.7% and 5%. It’s a negligible difference if any.
Now if you’re speaking of flavor, that could be a different story…
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@Renauda said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
We use the “sex in a canoe” term for regular Budweiser and popular American beers other than craft beers imported from the US.
Our Bud Lite is like regular US Budweiser.
I think a lot of that is moose dookie… Most popular beers in Canada are Molson, LaBlatt, and Moosehead… All at 5% abv. Budweiser’s at 5% and most other American beers are between 4.7% and 5%. It’s a negligible difference if any.
Now if you’re speaking of flavor, that could be a different story…
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@Renauda said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
We use the “sex in a canoe” term for regular Budweiser and popular American beers other than craft beers imported from the US.
Our Bud Lite is like regular US Budweiser.
I think a lot of that is moose dookie… Most popular beers in Canada are Molson, LaBlatt, and Moosehead… All at 5% abv. Budweiser’s at 5% and most other American beers are between 4.7% and 5%. It’s a negligible difference if any.
Now if you’re speaking of flavor, that could be a different story…
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I'm curious if this the marketing disaster we'd like to think it is.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
@LuFins-Dad said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
Budweiser’s at 5%
5% of what?
abv
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@Horace said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
I'm curious if this the marketing disaster we'd like to think it is.
Good point. They may count on the fact that very few non-fans recognize who it is. They may also be limiting physical distribution.
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@Horace said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
I'm curious if this the marketing disaster we'd like to think it is.
Good point. They may count on the fact that very few non-fans recognize who it is. They may also be limiting physical distribution.
wrote on 4 Apr 2023, 14:43 last edited by@jon-nyc said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
@Horace said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
I'm curious if this the marketing disaster we'd like to think it is.
Good point. They may count on the fact that very few non-fans recognize who it is. They may also be limiting physical distribution.
It’s not a distribution, it’s a gift. However, Dylan is being paid as a spokesperson for Bud Light. Their pride cans were distributed, though.
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wrote on 4 Apr 2023, 15:03 last edited by
@George-K said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
Kid Rock opines...
The rocket surgeon presumably just paid for all that beer.
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@Horace said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
I'm curious if this the marketing disaster we'd like to think it is.
Good point. They may count on the fact that very few non-fans recognize who it is. They may also be limiting physical distribution.
wrote on 4 Apr 2023, 16:11 last edited by@jon-nyc said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
@Horace said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
I'm curious if this the marketing disaster we'd like to think it is.
Good point. They may count on the fact that very few non-fans recognize who it is. They may also be limiting physical distribution.
They may like the hot chick on the can. There's a song for that.
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Ah yes, Paul Joseph Watson, the voice of reason.
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Ah yes, Paul Joseph Watson, the voice of reason.
wrote on 5 Apr 2023, 11:44 last edited by@Doctor-Phibes said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
, Paul Joseph Watson, the voice of reason.
Could have been worse - it could have been the Daily Mail. Be grateful for small favours.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
, Paul Joseph Watson, the voice of reason.
Could have been worse - it could have been the Daily Mail. Be grateful for small favours.
wrote on 5 Apr 2023, 11:58 last edited by@George-K said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
@Doctor-Phibes said in How quickly can Jeremy put out a light beer?:
, Paul Joseph Watson, the voice of reason.
Could have been worse - it could have been the Daily Mail. Be grateful for small favours.
The British Sunday tabloid The News of the World (now defunct) used to run a column called The Voice of Reason, written by the late Woodrow Wyatt. Reason wasn't the first thing that sprang to mind upon reading it.
On reflection, I think I may have unearthered TuCa's origin story.