This is actually kind of amazing if you're familiar with the history of the Pabst brand. It's value was next to nothing when it was bought back in the 90s. Basically a group of investor just bought what was a more or less defunct brand for peanuts. Then they smartly paid other people to brew the product and went around snapping up other old school beer brands. All the while increasing their sales without any investment in marketing.
Just like a right wing nut reach for the gun. I wonder what would the right fringe do if they were without beer, or a gun, or bacon, or country music, or their KKK fuck brothers....would they become hippies and leftists?
@CLY: I ain't the type to easily get offended but liking beer, guns, bacon, and country music doesn't mean you're not a leftist. Of course you're reminding me why I hate other leftists.
@The Curse of Millhaven:
Not only that, but the color is distorted by the width of the glass carboy. I forget the scientific term for it, but basically liquids look darker when the light has to travel further through it.
When you pour that into a glass, it will probably look like a Sierra Nevada or something... amber/reddish.
@momof3wildkids: In addition, they should have it in a dark closet for best results. I'm a beer man, but the Bloody Mary does occasionally help me get my 5 servings of fruits and vegetables per day.
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Very savvy and/or lucky.
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America! #hipsters
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Hops only decimated?
So it's OK then, there's still 90% left?
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I'll help you reproduce results.
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"I hate other leftists"
Wow hate is a really strong word to use when you're talking about the side you're on. Yea, totally believe that you are a leftist. NOT!
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a blow-off tube would be a much better option. save those rinky-drink airlocks for your secondary.
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Not only that, but the color is distorted by the width of the glass carboy. I forget the scientific term for it, but basically liquids look darker when the light has to travel further through it.
When you pour that into a glass, it will probably look like a Sierra Nevada or something... amber/reddish.
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