However such attitudes are about status, not about what you like.

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Paul Stenquist wrote:
> Yes, Coors was the thing in Chicago in the sixties. If you had a top  
> fuel dragster, you had to have Coors cans covering the pipes. That  
> showed you had been out west.
> When I shot a commercial in a rural Australian farm town, I asked  
> some of the locals in the bar what their favorite imported beer might  
> be. It was unanimous. American Budweiser. No contest. Sometimes it's  
> all about what isn't readily available.
> Paul
> On Jun 14, 2007, at 7:27 PM, Tom C wrote:
> 
>>> From: "William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: "graywolf"
>>> Subject: Re: Meta-GFM: Are there any *bad* microbreweries in NC?
>>>
>>>
>>>> What? You don't think there are people who can not stand the  
>>>> taste of
>>> beer
>>>> in Ireland, or China? Also many people are not drinking beer,  
>>>> they are
>>>> drinking alcohol and could not care less what it tastes like.
>>> It could also be that certain people have decided that the  
>>> familiar is to
>>> be
>>> deemed contemptable, and the different or exotic must, therefore,  
>>> be good.
>>>
>>> William Robb
>>>
>> Astute observation.  When Coors was only available in Colorado back  
>> before
>> the mid-80's, it was all the rage in other parts of the US.  Anyone
>> traveling to Colorado, like me, was given money to bring cases of  
>> it back
>> for friends and family. Now it occupies a rung beside Budweiser.
>>
>> Budweiser and Coors, Molson, etc., is kind of like McDonalds.  You  
>> know it
>> will be mediocre, but you can count on consistency.
>>
>> Personally I find the lighter lagers more refreshing in the summer  
>> than
>> heavier microbrews.  I also find some of the microbrews make me  
>> feel grouchy
>> within several minutes of drinking them. I don't know if it's a yeast
>> sensitvity or what, but I can feel it within the first few drinks.
>>
>> Tom C.
>>
>>
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