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Actual Budweiser is Czech so I'm not sure how that qualifies as an American beer.

There is a Czech version and the American version, related only in name.

 

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www.beeradvocate.com THAT is a much better view of American beer. And it represents you Brits well too. I am a fan of Fuller's and Youngs after all. Just not more than Founders, Yuengling, Bell, Etc.

If you like Fullers and Youngs then you can't be all bad.

 

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There is a Czech version and the American version, related only in name.

Yes, I am painfully ware that there are two versions and the American version is made from rice.

http://www.ciao.co.uk/Budweiser_Lager__Review_5310593

 

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It must be. I have never heard of 'paddle ball'. What a stupid bloody name. Do you hit a ball while in a canoe or what?

Poor old lowie...

 

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Yes, I am painfully ware that there are two versions and the American version is made from rice.

http://www.ciao.co.uk/Budweiser_Lager__Review_5310593

Originally American Budweiser was based on the same recipe. However after prohibition many breweries needed something cheaper than corn (a traditional brewers adjunct) and rice was the answer.

 

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Originally American Budweiser was based on the same recipe. However after prohibition many breweries needed something cheaper than corn (a traditional brewers adjunct) and rice was the answer.

I think the Germans have got it right with their ReinHeitsgebot rule.

 

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Why do you have so much hate inside?

Americans are awesome.

It's not his fault.
His Chinese masters tell him what to write.

 

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I think the Germans have got it right with their ReinHeitsgebot rule.

I don't. I like the pre-prohibition lagers, that used corn as an adjunct, like your ESB's of which I'm also a fan.