So many years ago, 1985.
Strange as the UK was never affected by this?
As it says in this video, some people could not tell the taste difference, I used to drink a lot of this in the past, and I thought then I could tell the difference from plastic bottle, glass bottle, pump in a bar / pub, even with ice as it melts and add water to the drink, but right now, as I do not drink it regularly, I could not tell any difference.
I can think beer, Caffrey's Irish Ale in the 1990 from Belfast was like Stout when pour out, like a ale, and felt creamy or as it was sold and " marketed as a beer which combined features from other types of beer: it could be served as cold as lager, its texture would be as smooth as stout, while its taste was that of an ale. , but I got cans of it since, and being from Burton on Trent, it is a ok ale, but nothing like what it used to taste like, or is my memory at fault?
I never did like Budweiser, but when I went to Florida in 2005 (or was it 2004), I did like it, even drinking it , in McDonald's, may be the version sold in the UK taste different from what is sold in Florida? Or may be my own view point was changed?
I not a fan of massive international companies, I want to use more local , who follow they smaller markets, as I think they offer the local society more than one size fit all of the bigger companies.
Still I am a customer of some massive companies too, so I am a little two faced a lot of times.
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