P.T. Barnum must have been spinning in his grave when this crack-whore of an ad campaign came out. Lets see if we can take a very average light beer and over value the product by making grooves in the bottle, the same bottle that will end up in a landfill the next day.
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I have lived here long enough to know that the taste of Miller Lite has not changed since 1984, that was when I had my first one (Sorry Mum and Dad) but I was thirsty.
I also would not turn one down on a hot day, but I am not daft enough to believe that the Vortex bottle somehow alters the taste by allowing the "Greatness" to flow out faster. I say BULLSHIT all the way.
Here is an example of great American beer, it has not changed since 1983, that was when I had my first six pack (Sorry Mum and Dad) I was bored and thirsty.
The Old Dog - Old Milwaukee, like the man said "It doesn't get any better than this"
I like Miller, in a pint glass, from a tap, in a good bar.
ReplyDeleteI bought some Fosters (Australian) lager 2 weeks ago. Most of it is still in the beer fridge. Nothing spends 2 weeks in my beer fridge! That's how bad it is.
2 weeks in the beer fridge!!! must be shite I would suggest that the 'roos try a new bottle design, how about a koala shape whirlwind ergomatic 3000 model. Good on ya mate.
ReplyDeleteAh this post made me smile, i prefer the old Milwaukee's Best, only 1.99 for a six pack of cans when i was growing up and you are spot on with that vortex bottle shite, personally i like the old Miller High Life also known as the Champagne of Beers and my Scottish blood does yearn for a wee bit of the single malt know and then...
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