beer that tastes like bud
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My husband drinks bud or bud light and would like to know if someone could suggest which beer tastes closes to it .Thanks
There are so many great beers in Vallarta and all over Mexico that if you are stuck on the A/B - Budweiser and Bud Light beers you can still find them at some of the "major" market areas. Now if you want an honest opinion for something comparable - Modelo and Modelo Light is what i would recommend for that die hard Bud man. Now granted you could swallow Corona and the new Corona Lite, but why do that, have a glass of ice water instead. With all the great beers of the world to try and taste, why settle for the old standby. You are in Mexico on vacation, why stick to your American ways. You just as well as go to the Outback Steakhouse every night then as well. but then again that is jmho.
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An interesting note
The parent company of Corona, Grupo Modelo has 35.5% of its shares owned by A/B for many years. Grupo Modelo has the sole distribution in Mexico, for the US A/B brands. The Grupo Modelo brands are Corona Extra, Modelo Especial, Victoria, Negra Modelo, Pacifico, Estrella, León and Montejo.
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My husband drinks Miller Lite, I drink Bud Light, while in Mexico we both drink Pacifico, hummmmm delicious with a lime in mine.
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Re: beer that tastes like bud
SOLPumba wrote:My husband drinks bud or bud light and would like to know if someone could suggest which beer tastes closes to it .Thanks
Cervesa con ascetunas
Now for me when i am in Vallarta, i will drink Dox XX with a lime, i will drink Modelo Negro straight up, or Bahemia (sp?)... i do like my Sol with olives. Beer-tinis. but i will start at on one end of the spectrum to the other. light, dark, lager, amber... what ever sounds good that night. and if all else fails, then it is Appleton Estates V/X Rum and Coca Dieta.
have a few for me....
Tom aka mr Crown
have a few for me....
Tom aka mr Crown
I'm from St. Louis, home of Anheiser-Busch, and you could not get me to drink that crap if that was the only beer avalible. I can't tell you the last time I had any A-B brews. There are so many really great beers made in Mexico, that you shouldn't even try to chose one that resembles your favorite at home brew. Try them all, and what the hell, if you don't really like one of them, you're only out a little over a buck.
Man you have a way with words. And so true.chuck wrote:I'm from St. Louis, home of Anheiser-Busch, and you could not get me to drink that crap if that was the only beer avalible. I can't tell you the last time I had any A-B brews. There are so many really great beers made in Mexico, that you shouldn't even try to chose one that resembles your favorite at home brew. Try them all, and what the hell, if you don't really like one of them, you're only out a little over a buck.
I know Sol gets thumbs down from some folks, but I find it very enjoyable ice cold on a hot humid day in PV. It also holds a special place for me for during our second stay in PV at the GCP, Jan 2000 the Sol girls showed up one day poolside (all super-fine young chicas in super small white and yellow bikinis). We had several contests and I won several Milimium Sol bandanas for answering the question, "What Mexican state are we in and what is it's capital". Now those bandanas have been my uniform for tequila volley ball every trip we have made back to the GCP. This time will be no exception.