RCR Busweiser to Harvick announcement today

and you know what monkey piss tastes like how:confused:

Cheap american beer made me do it.

Don't open the door like that, too easy of realy harsh insult waiting to come out.


As far as the color I personally like the all red. It goes along with the dragster and the boat. They could pep it up a bit but all black is too Hamlin for me, even though his paint is supposed to be different next year.
 
Anheuser-Busch accounts for almost 50% of the US Beer. I'm proud to part of that number.

Doesn't make it good just means 50% of beer drinkers have no taste. I also lost respect since they sold out to InBev, sad day.


Yuengling, America's Oldest Brewery. Proud to contribute to that tradition! :beerbang:

Good stuff without being 8 bucks a six pack but I have to drive 15 miles to find it.
 
Doesn't make it good just means 50% of beer drinkers have no taste. I also lost respect since they sold out to InBev, sad day.


Yep!

Makes me laugh when those that dislike Toyota being in NASCAR because it is a foreign company but don't mind spending their shekels on Bud which is also foreign owned.
 
There's that. It was my cheap beer of choice, ALL mass produced American beer in general tastes like monkey piss. I have a Sierra Nevada, Heineken taste with a Miller budget, that's why I make my own now.
Heineken is fairly terrible itself.

I am a PBR and Killians Irish Red drinker. I enjoy Stag as well.
 
Beers I will not Drink: Bud or any Bud product, including Michelob or any derivitives(excluding RR). I don't particaulary like Miller too much either or Miller lite. Coors I can stomach, if it is really cold, at least this stuff doesn't give me a headache after 1 beer.

Beers I really enjoy and that actually have great taste: Dogfishead 60,90,120 and some of their other beers, Sam Adams and many of their different beers, especially love their Imperial Series! Rolling Rock, although owned by Bud now, it does not give me a headache and I've been drinking that beer since I was 16. PBR, first beer I ever had with my dad. Some of the imports I'll drink but really don't care for the skunky taste due to too much exposure to the sun in green bottles, like Heineken and St Paulis' Girl. I'm a Micro Brew Fanatic, love going to beer tastings, so if there is an IPA, Wheat Beer, Porter, or Bocke in the group I'm sampling them. Love going to brewfests and sampling probably one of my favorite things to do. And I don't mean getting drunk just because the beer is cheap, I mean actually being one of the taste testers and judging a beer.
 
OK, now I have to admit..... I can drink my fair share of beer but I surely can't account for the huge market share that the Bud brand sells. I find it hard to believe that I don't have any fellow Bud drinkers out there. I guess I simply don't share in the sophistication of the rest of this board. Are you sure you guys/gals are NASCAR fans? :confused: I think that on Sunday afternoon I'll have to do a little research in the Martinsville parking lot to find out if I still fit in. :D
 
About the only time I drink beer is when I have a steak dinner, sometimes with Mexican food or pizza. Not much of a drinker anymore and because I drive commercial, I don't drink unless I am finished driving for the day.

Draft beer............. Killian's Red, some of the Sam Adams variety and I am always up for trying a micro brew at whatever town I might be in across the country. I do get a chance to do that quite often and there are some very interesting local brews and some that are just awful.

In the bottle............ I like Modello Especial or Negro, and some of the Japanese brews. I am always game to try a foreign beer. I like a beer that has a little bite to it.

Bud, Miller are something to drink when I feel like having a beer and nothing else is available. Never did understand the fuss about Coors and light beers are a turn off to me.
 
Beers I will not Drink: Bud or any Bud product, including Michelob or any derivitives(excluding RR). I don't particaulary like Miller too much either or Miller lite. Coors I can stomach, if it is really cold, at least this stuff doesn't give me a headache after 1 beer.

Beers I really enjoy and that actually have great taste: Dogfishead 60,90,120 and some of their other beers, Sam Adams and many of their different beers, especially love their Imperial Series! Rolling Rock, although owned by Bud now, it does not give me a headache and I've been drinking that beer since I was 16. PBR, first beer I ever had with my dad. Some of the imports I'll drink but really don't care for the skunky taste due to too much exposure to the sun in green bottles, like Heineken and St Paulis' Girl. I'm a Micro Brew Fanatic, love going to beer tastings, so if there is an IPA, Wheat Beer, Porter, or Bocke in the group I'm sampling them. Love going to brewfests and sampling probably one of my favorite things to do. And I don't mean getting drunk just because the beer is cheap, I mean actually being one of the taste testers and judging a beer.

:beerbang: Micro brew fanatic here as well. Maybe a beer snob as well. And I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks Heinekin is a skunly tasting beer.
 
I have 2 buddies into home brewing, one owns a brew supply store. A lot of work making sure everything is done right and sterile. But most of the results are fantastic, once in a while a batch I don't care for. Don't like the real heavy beers you have to chew before swallowing.:)

I was on the Coors Light bandwagon for a while but now prefer the real Coors and Busch. :beerbang:
 
:beerbang: Micro brew fanatic here as well. Maybe a beer snob as well. And I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks Heinekin is a skunly tasting beer.

Wife like Heineken, but i don't too much, I'll drink it, but if there is something else a lot tatier around I'm on it. Ever try any of the Northeast micro brews?
 
OK, now I have to admit..... I can drink my fair share of beer but I surely can't account for the huge market share that the Bud brand sells. I find it hard to believe that I don't have any fellow Bud drinkers out there. I guess I simply don't share in the sophistication of the rest of this board. Are you sure you guys/gals are NASCAR fans? :confused: I think that on Sunday afternoon I'll have to do a little research in the Martinsville parking lot to find out if I still fit in. :D

Just giving you a hard time, if it's what you like then do it.

I guess I'm getting to be a beer snob like VaDirt and just love beer, probably too much, and I got tired of the same thing all the time. Main reason I started making my own beer was to experiment and get an idea of whats out there. Living in MS, Heineken, Becks, Sam Adams and Sierra Nevada are the only out of the ordinary beers I can find other than the usual Bud, Coors and Miller. Occasionally I'll see Red Stripe at a grocery store. Memphis is only a 20 minute drive for me and I can find 10 times the options but I'm too lazy.

SSt55, whats you buddies brew supply store? Does he sell online?
 
I watched a great documentary named "Beer Wars" and was quite enlightened about what goes on in the world of beer here in the US. I highly recommend this video to anyone who is a beer lover. Something like about 70% of what you can buy here in the states is owned by InBev, who owns Anheuser-Busch. Beer in the US is controlled by a triad, brewers, sellers and distributers. Anyone can get a license to brew beer and the same can go for selling the brew. But to sell the product, you have to get the distributer to sell to you and that also controls those who make the brew. Though the distributers are licensed separately, the determine what and where they distribute the brews AND what brews they will distribute. InBev owns the biggest share of distributers and only carry beers that are made by an InBev brewery. Also, the placement of beer in the stores is determined by the distributer. Look at any display of beers in your local store and notice who has the most space and where it is located. Dogfishead Beer is one of the private brewers in the documentary as well as the Boston Brewery (Sam Adams Beer) If you have Netflix, I think you can view it online. Beer Wars.
 
I watched a great documentary named "Beer Wars" and was quite enlightened about what goes on in the world of beer here in the US. I highly recommend this video to anyone who is a beer lover. Something like about 70% of what you can buy here in the states is owned by InBev, who owns Anheuser-Busch. Beer in the US is controlled by a triad, brewers, sellers and distributers. Anyone can get a license to brew beer and the same can go for selling the brew. But to sell the product, you have to get the distributer to sell to you and that also controls those who make the brew. Though the distributers are licensed separately, the determine what and where they distribute the brews AND what brews they will distribute. InBev owns the biggest share of distributers and only carry beers that are made by an InBev brewery. Also, the placement of beer in the stores is determined by the distributer. Look at any display of beers in your local store and notice who has the most space and where it is located. Dogfishead Beer is one of the private brewers in the documentary as well as the Boston Brewery (Sam Adams Beer) If you have Netflix, I think you can view it online. Beer Wars.

I highly recomend these to any one who is a brew afficianado, try the Dogfishead line of brews, their IPAs ae out of this world. Warning though, not for the wimpy lite beer 4% people, these brews have twice that amount of alcohol, some even over 3 times! You wouldn't know it though until you get up off your stool....hehehe:growl::beerbang:
 
Bud , Coors and Miller have always been loyal Nascar supporters . I guess we can't say the same for Nascar fans , who not only don't support the sponsors , they don't even watch the races. Any wonder we are going downhill?
 
Bud , Coors and Miller have always been loyal Nascar supporters because they thought the target audience would buy their products.. I guess we can't say the same for Nascar fans , who not only don't support the sponsors , they don't even watch the races blindly like all good fans should, regardless of the quality of the product. Any wonder we are going downhill? nope, i blame it on the beer. ;)
 
Bud , Coors and Miller have always been loyal Nascar supporters . I guess we can't say the same for Nascar fans , who not only don't support the sponsors , they don't even watch the races. Any wonder we are going downhill?

FYI another reason it's going downhill.Closing the Daytona 500 Experience and putting in it's place a hour long ride in a van to look at a empty track and garage area ewwww and a empty tower.You might like being spoon fed **** but I don't.If the fans don't want to watch the race there's a reason.The manipulated product they are putting out there SUX.
 
Bud , Coors and Miller have always been loyal Nascar supporters . I guess we can't say the same for Nascar fans , who not only don't support the sponsors , they don't even watch the races. Any wonder we are going downhill?

Sorry, but I don't support ****ty product, and Budwiser is just rat piss.
 
Sorry, but I don't support ****ty product, and Budwiser is just rat piss.

Yeh no kidding worst tasting beer I've ever had, plus add in the headache quotient after just one beer and you get a lousy product. Too bad they don't put the effort into actually making a good beer like they do their commercials.
 
So , to sum up. Nascar fans have gone from being the most loyal fans to the least loyal fans. They don't support the product , the sponsors ,or the racing.Please , stop looking for the "problem".
 
So , to sum up. Nascar fans have gone from being the most loyal fans to the least loyal fans. They don't support the product , the sponsors ,or the racing.Please , stop looking for the "problem".

How can you support a sponsor that you feel puts out an inferior product? Since I'm a Kasey Kahne fan, I have bought all his stuff when he was with Evenham, all the Dodge logo stuff. Since Bud has been sponoring him I have bought zero merchandise.....nothing, not even a hat! Now that he is running Red Bull I'll gladly go get a new hat right away, that is how much I dislike Bud. I won't buy something if i do not like the Product, common sense, just like I won't waste my money on going to a Cup race in Vegas again until the prices come down and the racing gets better. Prices are better, but I still need about $3k for the race weekend to have a decent time. To me that is not feasible, or justified to watch something I love. I can go watch better racing at all the local tracks in New England through out the course of a season for a fraction of a Cup weekend in Vegas. I have really good tickets also for Vegas , so it isn't like I have a crappy seats. They are just right of the start finish line 21 rows up, prime viewing. We have been selling them now for 4 years, hopefully I make it back.
 
So , to sum up. Nascar fans have gone from being the most loyal fans to the least loyal fans. They don't support the product , the sponsors ,or the racing.Please , stop looking for the "problem".

Most fans are smarter these days. Why drink crap beer just because it's on a car or sponsors a pole award? Like I wouldn't buy a piece of crap Chevy, Ford or Dodge just because my favorite drivers drive them or just because they are an American brand. People want more for their money these days.
 
Yeh no kidding worst tasting beer I've ever had, plus add in the headache quotient after just one beer and you get a lousy product. Too bad they don't put the effort into actually making a good beer like they do their commercials.

The worst tasting beer is, hands down, Corona. Coors Light comes in second and Budweiser third.
 
I had Corona one time, spit it out and poured the rest out. And I NEVER pour alcohol out. That beer tastes like cat urine.
 
The worst tasting beer is, hands down, Corona. Coors Light comes in second and Budweiser third.

10-4 on the Corona.

Don't understand what makes that beer so popular. Guess it is all the hype and the trendy thing to drink. It's just Mexican light beer.

So many other Mex beers that have a whole lot better taste than Corona.
 
10-4 on the Corona.

Don't understand what makes that beer so popular. Guess it is all the hype and the trendy thing to drink. It's just Mexican light beer.

So many other Mex beers that have a whole lot better taste than Corona.

Maybe it's working off of the whole principal that something can only be so bad until it starts being good? You know like how a movie can be so bad, that it's good?

I dunno, I'm just rambling. :D
 
Maybe it's working off of the whole principal that something can only be so bad until it starts being good? You know like how a movie can be so bad, that it's good?

I dunno, I'm just rambling. :D

??????????????? Drink you another it will be alright.:D
 
I see your point on the beer. Not trying to be a jerk but what kind of car do you drive??

2004 Chevy pickup:D and I'll never do it again. I'd like to get rid of it but it's paid for so I'll drive it until it starts costing me to keep it running, I'm a cheap bastard. The only Chevy I would ever consider buying again would be a vette and I don't see that happening anytime soon. I didn't mean to offend anyone on my comment on those brands being crap, past and recent experiences with Fords and Chevys have ticked me off a bit and Dodge is just Dodge. I do like some of the stuff Ford and Dodge have come out with recently, though.


Back to the Corona thing, It's all brain wash advertising, notice the whole lime thing people do when they drink it. I love the expressions I get when I ask people why they put a lime in their Corona but not in any other beer they drink. They never have a logical answer because they don't know.
 
I just want to know Why when somebody throws footballs in a beautiful womans direction in a Corona commercial it's called advertising but do it on a football field it's called sexual harrassment???????????
 
2004 Chevy pickup:D and I'll never do it again.

Mind telling me why? I have a 05 ext cab V-6 and one of the best trucks I've ever owned. Gas,oil changes and tires have been my only expenses, just turned 50k. A forum buddy in Fla has the "sister ship" but with the small V-8. Same expenses as me except he had to replace the battery. He's got almost 120k on his.
 
Mind telling me why? I have a 05 ext cab V-6 and one of the best trucks I've ever owned. Gas,oil changes and tires have been my only expenses, just turned 50k. A forum buddy in Fla has the "sister ship" but with the small V-8. Same expenses as me except he had to replace the battery. He's got almost 120k on his.

Just little things like the plastic air dam thing under the bumper keeps trying to fall off, every now and then the ac will start blowing hot air like I turned the heater on and I have to turn the truck off for it to reset and its $1500 repair even when it was under warranty, the steering shaft clunk that most silverados have in my year range, the consol cover I've had to replace ($150) already because the hinge is plastic and eventually wears out from normal use, cheap paint job that already looks like it going to peel, plastic parts on the interior that always come loose or fall off for no reason, just a bunch of little things that I could go on and on about an it aggravates the hell out of me and I take care of my stuff so it's not from being mistreated. I feel when you pay that much money for something you shouldn't have all this little crap falling apart. Mechanically it hasn't given me any problems yet so thats why I still have it. Before that I had a nissan frontier that never gave me one bit of a problem, nothing, but it was small so I got rid of it for this thing that seems like it was put together by a group of retards with no thumbs.
 
I bought my Focus in '08 when the gas prices got bad. Up until then my daily driver for 25 years was a '63 Ford truck. My '63 never left me on the side of the road. The Focus has been trouble free, averages 34 mpg and has Microsoft Sync, I'll never buy a new car again that doesn't have Sync.
 
I bought my Focus in '08 when the gas prices got bad. Up until then my daily driver for 25 years was a '63 Ford truck. My '63 never left me on the side of the road. The Focus has been trouble free, averages 34 mpg and has Microsoft Sync, I'll never buy a new car again that doesn't have Sync.

Ford has come out with some cool stuff. I dig the fusion sport and the taurus sho. I'd like to get something with better mpg than my big ass truck.
 
I drive an F-350 company truck. Put 90K on it over the last 2 years, most of that pulling a trailer.

The truck is sold as a rock. No squeaks or rattles and nothing has fallen off of it or broke.

The only problems I have had have been under the hood. The 6.4L diesel is POS. Navistar could never make a decent engine since the 7.3. Both the 6.0 and the 6.4 have been plagued with problems. I am looking forward to the new 6.7 that is a Ford engineered engine. Hopefully that will fix Ford's problems with their diesels.

But I love the F-350 and prefer it over the Chevy or GMC's. They just ride better and the truck is put together well other than the motor.

I do like the Allison automatic in the GM's. Wish Ford had that tranny.
 
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