I preffer the REAL Budweiser 🇪🇺
I preffer the REAL Budweiser 🇪🇺
They even had a court dispute about the name. 🍺
Shoutout to u/simb33 on Reddit
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Wonder if I could get it in the states - probably tastes like an actual lager instead of Lacroix.
Fun tidbits for Europeans - there are still “dry counties” in some US states. We couldn’t buy cold high point beer in mine until less than ten years ago (so years without access to the craft brews that need refrigeration, except at bars). Some states make it so you have to buy it from a state run liquor store.
If I walked around outside my apartment with a Peroni, that’d be illegal.
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this is completely normal in the nordic countries. norway, sweden and finland all have state alcohol monopolies and laws against consuming alcohol in public spaces.
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Ah dang. I loved being able to walk up to a cart in Rome to grab a cold one (although I guess you can’t buy shit on Sundays).
A lot of states also do have laws on the books that define “public” in such a way that they count inside bars. When you think about things like Stonewall, there has been a long history of those laws being used to just go inside gay bars and arrest people for drinking. (Laws are still on the books in Texas I think, and the way the current administration is…)
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Once I understood how the "Vinmonopolet" worked in Norway it made a lot of sense.
As a side note, one of my favorite things in Copenhagen (besides the curbed bike lanes) was openly drinking mead in a public park with no issue. Denmark might be super flat but it's also super cool
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You can buy it in the states, but it's sold under the name Czechvar
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Nice, thanks! I’ll have to see if they have it on my store’s singles wall.
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My first thought as well. I’ll pay the extra to vote with my wallet
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The original pilsner (Pilsner Urquell) is available too
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And way better. The Budvar budweiser is too sweet.
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I buy it at my corner store now in Ontario, Canada.
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Make Braník international!
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They're both gross.
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