This year's Black Tuesday is 19.2%!

I feel yeah. We get all sorts of InBev stuff out here in Cali, the stuff just sits on the shelves. Like every store has all of their brews: Bud, Bud Light, Bud Lime, Bud Select, yet for some reason every time I showed up King Henry was gone.

 

It baffles me how BA's can think an alcohol % makes a better beer, the Bruery goes out of the way to put out the ABV. Well how does it taste? Not saying you do, just the baffles made sense and many beers help it make sense.

 

4chan does not approve your use of this meme.

My post makes sense, why does ABV mean more than it should be a bigger factor than taste?

 

My last sentence in my first reply to you was more like talking to myself. And as for 4chan you probably know where your "Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?" statement came from. As for the answer to the question, I am still searching for answers maybe OJ knows.

 

Pfft. Let me know when it's 20%.

 

Wouldn't it be more appropriate to compare Black Tuesday to BA Dark Lord?

Pricipal . Caught sayof school that has stoped Handstandsing " See, told ya so" Is He dead or not. CNN Says yes. St. Pete Times Looking for chads -OR- "hello, I am write single to salute and wait for answer again"

 

Reading my quote again, it makes more sense each time I read it.

 

definitely not. it's one of my favorite BA stouts.

 

Not all of California does. And I hate it because it tastes like a tire fire, not because of the sweetness. And I wouldn't be surprised if BT ended up being drier, actually.

Also, there's actually no evidence that BT was ever hyped: http://beeradvocate.com/community/threads/whats-the-deal-with-ann.30094/page-5#post-392055. That trendline is pretty much exactly flat.

 

It doesn't show up in the reviews.

 

I'm not arguing, I'm just saying that it's not in the numbers. I find it surprising that hype wouldn't show up in the numbers, but you're right, I wasn't here.