TexAgs91 said:

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Try googling Alissa Heinerscheid Linkedin page

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Bud Light = Trans

At least along the ship channel in Houston

These dudes drink a lot of beer

I would hate to be Silver Eagle these days

How do people even know this is a thing? Nobody watches commercials anymore. I just learned about this from this thread.

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EX TEXASEX said:

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Depressing how time flies. I remember you on " Hornfans " maybe 15 years ago !!

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Yeah...HF kinda died-ish. I moved on to Shaggy...then they got screwed over. So I moved to Surly.

Yeah...apparently on the Democraticunderground crowd made it to Surly...Simply having a conservative opinion over there will get you neg repped into purgatory (literally - it happened to me).

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Yep, I used to go by Clarence Mumford over on Hornfans. If you ever saw " Ninja Bachelor Party " you would get the reference. I liked shaggy too and went there after HF died. In terms of Surly, well liberals turn everything into ***** So not surprised. I liked your posts and agreed with a lot of what you said that is why I actually remember you. I like it here onTexags too. Although I see the same cancer taking root here and at A&M, which is very sad for A&M and our country.

Wow….I didn't know Karbach was owned by AB.

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Ag with kids said:

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EX TEXASEX said:

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Depressing how time flies. I remember you on " Hornfans " maybe 15 years ago !!

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Yeah...HF kinda died-ish. I moved on to Shaggy...then they got screwed over. So I moved to Surly.

Yeah...apparently on the Democraticunderground crowd made it to Surly...Simply having a conservative opinion over there will get you neg repped into purgatory (literally - it happened to me).

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Yep, I used to go by Clarence Mumford over on Hornfans. If you ever saw " Ninja Bachelor Party " you would get the reference. I liked shaggy too and went there after HF died. In terms of Surly, well liberals turn everything into ***** So not surprised. I liked your posts and agreed with a lot of what you said that is why I actually remember you. I like it here onTexags too. Although I see the same cancer taking root here and at A&M, which is very sad for A&M and our country.

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Do the Agnors still run hornfans or did they sell it?

Sorry, but I have no idea.

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I have a question, though. Does the outrage affect only Bud Light or is it spreading out to other beers from Budweiser?

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Looks like Karbach is taking a hit as well. Never seen it stacked so deep before.

I asked an employee about it, and she said Bud products aren't moving.

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I didn't know Karbach is owned by AB. I love to rip into a sixer of Hopadillo

Guess I'll find something else

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Saint Arnold's Art Car IPA is a good replacement

I may be a Karbach shill since I'm on the cycling team, but practically speaking, Art Car is WAY better than Hopadillo. There's really no comparison.

Karbach makes beers for consumption. St. Arnold's makes beer for taste.

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I may be a Karbach shill since I'm on the cycling team, but practically speaking, Art Car is WAY better than Hopadillo. There's really no comparison.

Karbach makes beers for consumption. St. Arnold's makes beer for taste.

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What is the difference between consumption and taste? The feeling after finishing a six pack?

I like both of them. Art car is slightly better I also like real's Axis, in the same category of drinkable smooth Texas IPA that isn't overkill on anything.

texagbeliever said:

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CDUB98 said:

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I may be a Karbach shill since I'm on the cycling team, but practically speaking, Art Car is WAY better than Hopadillo. There's really no comparison.

Karbach makes beers for consumption. St. Arnold's makes beer for taste.

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What is the difference between consumption and taste? The feeling after finishing a six pack?

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This is personal opinion. I'm no sommelier. Nuance in taste.

St. Arnold will use slightly better ingredients and smaller batches, creating a better overall taste profile. You'll drink slower and savor the flavor more.

Karbach will tone down some of the more nuanced flavors. The beer is more "drinkable," as in, you can easily sit back and pound through six without stopping. Karbach is also churning out large batches in comparison and has a much smaller product line.

I'm not trying to knock Karbach. Just plainly stating my opinion. Each beer has its place in the market and I have without a doubt downed more Karbach than any other beer I've ever drank.

Karbach has a special place in my heart. Based in our city. Decent beers for mass consumption. Houston themed (Crawford Bock), 12th man themed. Good seltzers (shoot me, I said it). I'm struggling with the Karbach side of this.

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Teslag said:

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You should give yuengling a chance. Family owned, priced like bud light and they donate to trump.

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Thanks, had it before. Might make another run at it to find a replacement for BL.

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Try the light lager or the flight. Both easy drinking beers similar to bud light but better taste and same price

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I don't like light beer, but flight is very enjoyable.

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CDUB98 said:

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I may be a Karbach shill since I'm on the cycling team, but practically speaking, Art Car is WAY better than Hopadillo. There's really no comparison.

Karbach makes beers for consumption. St. Arnold's makes beer for taste.

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What is the difference between consumption and taste? The feeling after finishing a six pack?

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Consumption: meant to be pounded and to get you drunk quicker

Taste: not intended to be pounded and get you ****faced ASAP. Intended to be enjoyed more for the flavor versus racing to get drunk.

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Karbach has a special place in my heart. Based in our city. Decent beers for mass consumption. Houston themed (Crawford Bock), 12th man themed. Good seltzers (shoot me, I said it). I'm struggling with the Karbach side of this.

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If you still buy Karbach but stop buying bud light (if you ever did) you're still "voting." The sane people at InBev will have the data to show that brands that did not go woke, like Karbach, maintained their sales.

Aside from that, I think I've read that InBev is a majority shareholder but doesn't own 100% of Karbach. So your dollars still somewhat benefit a local business.

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Aside from that, I think I've read that InBev is a majority shareholder but doesn't own 100% of Karbach. So your dollars still somewhat benefit a local business.

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I was told by a reputable source that InBev owns 49%. Not majority.

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How do people even know this is a thing? Nobody watches commercials anymore. I just learned about this from this thread.

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Social media is what launched it.

I think the left and the trans community are going to get sick of/jealous of this guy. I mean, even Tampax picked him up. Are you ****ing kidding me?

And why this one guy? There's so many others out there. Not that there needs to be campaigns around them but it's weird how they have totally focused on this one dude.

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texagbeliever said:

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CDUB98 said:

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I may be a Karbach shill since I'm on the cycling team, but practically speaking, Art Car is WAY better than Hopadillo. There's really no comparison.

Karbach makes beers for consumption. St. Arnold's makes beer for taste.

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What is the difference between consumption and taste? The feeling after finishing a six pack?

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This is personal opinion. I'm no sommelier. Nuance in taste.

St. Arnold will use slightly better ingredients and smaller batches, creating a better overall taste profile. You'll drink slower and savor the flavor more.

Karbach will tone down some of the more nuanced flavors. The beer is more "drinkable," as in, you can easily sit back and pound through six without stopping. Karbach is also churning out large batches in comparison and has a much smaller product line.

I'm not trying to knock Karbach. Just plainly stating my opinion. Each beer has its place in the market and I have without a doubt downed more Karbach than any other beer I've ever drank.

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If you drink onsite, you can access the smaller batch stuff that Karbach brews.

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Karbach has a special place in my heart. Based in our city. Decent beers for mass consumption. Houston themed (Crawford Bock), 12th man themed. Good seltzers (shoot me, I said it). I'm struggling with the Karbach side of this.

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If you still buy Karbach but stop buying bud light (if you ever did) you're still "voting." The sane people at InBev will have the data to show that brands that did not go woke, like Karbach, maintained their sales.

Aside from that, I think I've read that InBev is a majority shareholder but doesn't own 100% of Karbach. So your dollars still somewhat benefit a local business.

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I think local businesses/Texas businesses still should learn the lesson that if they sell out significantly to a woke business partner they may wind up being financially harmed even though they make a cash windfall initially.

Bad business partners are bad for business. See: having the sips as business partners.

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I think the left and the trans community are going to get sick of/jealous of this guy. I mean, even Tampax picked him up. Are you ****ing kidding me?

And why this one guy? There's so many others out there. Not that there needs to be campaigns around them but it's weird how they have totally focused on this one dude.

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See, that's the thing, though...

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If you drink onsite, you can access the smaller batch stuff that Karbach brews.

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Oh, I definitely do that after rides. Some are hit. Some are miss.