Has anyone heard about a new product by Coors that is going to be a low-carb beer? I'm only asking because I'm curious, not because I'm going to buy the product - I do still love my Guinness!
I have tried the Michelob Ultra during a Budweiser party at a local brewpub and found it metallic-tasting and watery. Just wondering what Coors' answer to this product will be.
Any news?
Kilikini
Wow, some party and some brewpub that must have been...
yea really, a brewpub hosting a Bud party?!
It was a bartender's birthday and the crew wanted the Bud Girls there. Even tho it's a brewpub, they still serve Bud....
And, they were giving Bud products away for free..... Free is usually good, at least IMO.
Jeesh!
Sucks to be them. They could just brew a very pale light Kolsch-like ale.
There are somethings that aren't worth taking, even for free.
Furrfu!
Google News is your friend. It's called Aspen Edge.
I'm so sorry. Has trauma counseling helped?
But was it the *good* kind of metallic-tasting and watery?
I don't know if Aspen Edge will be metallic-tasting and watery, but you know how it is, trying to follow a trend set by a market leader like Anheuser-Busch.
Sure. I've not yet tasted Michelob Ultra, and hope to maintain the same sterling record with regard to Aspen Edge.
Pay attention; he took one of the Bud Girls home for free.
Didn't he?
I mean, what else?
--Jeff Frane
I just gotta laugh at that. What a silly name. It sounds like a fictional beer name for a B-movie.
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