King of the Hill

Feb 22, 2004 11 Replies

I just watched an episode of King of the Hill where Hank asks the ultimate question.



"Is there anything beer can't do?"


They only drink one kind of beer, Alamo Beer. Also, anyone notice the Simpsons Home is always drinking "Duff" beer. I love that name.

Derek Taylor,

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Duff beer for me. Duff beer for you. I'll have a Duff. You'll have one, too.

--Dan E

Actually Homer has been known to drink "Red Tick" beer as well as "Düff", Duff Lite, and Duff Dry and "Lady Duff Raspberry". But never Fudd, no, never as that's what they drink in Shelbyville. Except once when watching Lurleen Lumpkin sing I believe...

_Randal

I believe he once tried Tuborg too (and I think it was after turning down a "Düff" which was just Moe putting those two dots over the 'u' to make it look imported :-) )

Zaphod

Hank Hill WILL NOT drink an import. Must be American beer for him. I remember an episode where the bartender tried to give him a Heinie and he said I'll kick your heinie ..... or something like that....

Where the hell does Tuborg come from anyway? Haven't seen it in years. Does it still exist?

Maybe - but we're talking Homer Simpson here :-)

It comes from Denmark. The brewery closed in 1995 and it is now being brewed by Carlsberg (it's also being licensebrewed a lot of places around the world too).

-Zaphod

If you are serious about the origin of Tuborg : it comes from Danmark and yes, it is alive and well. In La Belle Province du Quebec it is available wherever beer is sold.

Aarlborg Taffel Akvavit, Tuborg and some good quality herring on pumpernickel bread - now, this is a feast fit for a Viking or anybody else.

Careful with the Akvavit, gives a MONUMENTAL hangover !

Andy

Jeff wrote:

Wasn't Duff making the cowboys go blind?

Tooheys brought out a Duff beer here in Oz. Of course they had to stop shortly afterwards because of copyright.

An unopened case was going for quite a mint . .

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