Anheuser-Busch ventures into Lambic territory

"Saveur is infused with CORIANDER & Ginge is infused with GINGER!" oooh can't wait

 

Oooh I can't wait! *prolonged farting noise*

 

A-B can't win for losing, can they?

 

The flavor profile doesn't sound good to me personally, but this is AB importing something brewed by someone else in Belgium.... it could be good.... "oh the horror!"

 

I, for one, will be buying a bottle of each.

 

And I might try one just out of morbid obesity. MOAR BEER PLZ!

 

It's AB-InBev, I'd kinda be more surprised if they didn't have a lambic (or anything really) tucked somewhere in that gigantic portfolio


e.g. Hertog Jan http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/530
and Belle Vue http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/945

A lot of beer styles between those 2 that don't come to mind when someone says AB-InBev

 

I'll try them.

AB is basically just the importer here, it's not like they are shutting down part of their Platinum production to brew this.

 

I wonder if these will be going all around the country.

 

I doubt they will top bud light chelada

 

I hope they venture into wolf infested territory.

 

just another brand that A-B will be pushing hard on an account, then forgotten to collect dust on a shelf. agree with the fart noise

 

I can't wait to buy one of these after purchasing Budweiser American Ale!

 

I'll be trying it if I see it. I know its Anheuser Bush, but anything is worth trying once, right?

 

Hooray! Perhaps this will put to rest the fruity variants of Michelob Ultra running around. Pomegranate raspberry? Really?? *shaking my head* what have they done to ya' Mich? You used to be their Cadillac, now you're their catch all for trendy tripe.

 

I had a dream last night that Goose Island started a "wild fermenting" line called Gueuze Island. It was sold in stubby 16 oz bottles.

 

I understand AB's gotta make some popular money, but they need to just stick with what they know domestic lagers and ales are never out of style.

 

Are you clueless to the fact that they are a global company now? No US owned, global. Just asking.