..........wrong. Been to germany? Let's get the whole story correct. Anheuser busch stole the name when he came to america. In germany there is a true beer called budweissen. It is a beer that meets reinheitsgebot. Busch came over here and started a brewery with a stolen name and his own recipe of a non krauzened brew using rice. Today not many would meet reinheitsgebot. Maybe the two beers I enjoy- coors and leinenkugels. But coors is the only beer that's non pasteurized. It has to stay cold or it will spoil. And leinenkugels tastes like beer, acts like beer, smells like beer and still has purity ingredients. Most amex beers fail reinheitsgebot because they use sugar to lighten or champagne the brew. Prost, zum zohl, truce, cheers.

you're gonna have to explain that one

i too had it in germany. much better than the head ache in a can they sell over here. still, it's crap



and they'll still make better beer

im in

I'm going out thursday night to drink beer, I will take this into consideration, as I am pounding down Bud lights

haha...awe..... too true... such a man thing to do... or just keep going out and buying new over and over

he sounds like a male shovinst.. i would kick him to the curb