Joris Pattyn, a Belgian beer expert and champion of Belgian beers, recently gave Budweiser a whirl. Pattyn tried out InBev’s newest “flagship” beer and didn’t exactly give rave reviews. Among other things Pattyn had to say, he commented that Budweiswer was “a beer for students getting drunk…it will take hours but eventually it will happen.”
Hmm, wasn’t that Bud’s slogan?
You can see what else Pattyn had to say here:

Okay, so it was a slip up – but still pretty funny! Watch McCain promise to veto every beer…

Check out this great video from NPR’s Science Friday series…

Chemists Richard Zare of Stanford University in California (USA) and Andy Alexander of University of Edinburgh (Scotland) explain the science behind the bubbles in beer.
(Hat tip: What’s On Tap)

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Well, of course it does.
But if you need further proof, check out this commercial from Tuborg Brewery:

Tuborg is a Danish brewing company founded in 1873 by Carl Frederik Tietgen. Tuborg merged with United Breweries in 1894 and in 1970, United Breweries was acquired by Carlsberg. Due to a number of similar acquisitions, Carlsberg is the 5th largest brewery group in the world employing around 31,000 people.

Stephen Colbert celebrates American Craft Beer Week on the Colbert Report by drinking a nice, warm Pabst. Mmmm. It did win a blue ribbon, right?