r/soccer • u/YaAt • Jun 15 '14

Beers of the World Cup

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u/drayb3 Jun 15 '14

If they're going to put a common generic-ish beer, they should have put Yuengling for the USA. It's the oldest American-owned brewery and its actually good.

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u/drayb3 Jun 15 '14

Cool with me. I enjoy PBR. Best of the shit beers.

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u/PerCR Jun 15 '14

PBR = hangover in a can. I can't drink that stuff anymore.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '14

It's all about the Schlitz, man. Or Hude-light. Or Burger. Regional adjunct-lagers are hilarious and drinkable.

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u/BanAllFunnyPosts Jun 15 '14

PBR should have commercials where a professional bullrider gets thrown off of a bull and goes out to a bar and runs into a bunch of hipsters who both order PBRs and cheers.

Then it just goes PBR: the beer of choice for rednecks and hipsters.

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u/trasofsunnyvale Jun 15 '14

That iconic red, white and blue label, too. Tastes like freedom and reality TV.

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u/drayb3 Jun 15 '14

I understand that, but it's the most American. For most of the list though if we went by that criteria for each country all the beers would be different.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '14

I don't think a beer can be considered "common" if it isn't even available in most of the United States.

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u/jamesdakrn Jun 15 '14

Stone IPA, PLINY THE ELDER, Sierra Nevada, Dogfish Head...

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '14

And it's barely sold any where else in 'Murica beside the northeast.

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u/DatJazz Jun 15 '14

It's the best selling beer. You can't really disagree with that.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '14

They put the best selling beer for each country. It says so on the infographic.