Deathmatch: Pabst Blue Ribbon vs. Tecate

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Are you Tecate or PBR?

I love Pabst Blue Ribbon!
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I love Pabst Blue Ribbon!
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I love Tecate!
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I love Tecate!
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Deathmatch: Pabst Blue Ribbon vs. Tecate

Post by madmatt » Tue Oct 31, 2006 11:47 am

The red tide of Tecate cans on the playa started out logically: the cheapest beer, in cans, and tastes great. But this year, it became clear that a great schism has appeared among the population of Black Rock City between those loyal to Tecate vs. those who love PBR.

Is it Red vs. Blue?

Is it patriotic domestic vs. sophisticated import?

Is it Marlboro vs. Camel?

Is it ravers vs. hippies?

(Full disclosure - I'm Tecate)
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Post by thisisthatwhichis » Tue Oct 31, 2006 12:57 pm

But what about Coors?... :roll:

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Post by helitack » Tue Oct 31, 2006 1:44 pm

As a Union Steward in Denver in a former life, we thought we had Coors(non-union ) nailed with the shit water from Clear Creek. They get the water from wells that don't have all that groovy stuff in it, sorry.
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Post by thisisthatwhichis » Tue Oct 31, 2006 2:20 pm

Then, that groovy fucking headache is just a hang-over?...... damn... go figure......
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Post by helitack » Tue Oct 31, 2006 6:17 pm

...just a headache...


....but I know what gets rid of a headache, getting paid big bucks by a multi-national car company for my art, nice eh?
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Post by Toolmaker » Wed Nov 01, 2006 5:21 am

they both suck

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Post by tisha2 » Wed Nov 01, 2006 1:56 pm

i'm sorry - but it's all about the PBR. a friend brought my booze a couple years ago (she had more room for 'stuff') and could only find Tecate on the way in. it just doesn't go as well with playa dust. it doesn't.
and it always tastes warm. even when it's cold.
last year i brought my own damn pbr.
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Post by Zhust » Thu Nov 02, 2006 6:27 am

Before my first burn, a friend of mine and I did a test of beers to see which one tasted okay when it was piss warm. The idea was that it might be likely that in 110 degree weather that we might end up with warm beer. The results were:

1. Miller Genuine Draft
2. Tecate
3. Pabst Blue Ribbon

In fact, Pabst tasted amazingly bad, as if it were simply a concoction of spices and chemicals. MGD and Tecate were very close to good.

In a later test back at home, I found that Genesee Beer (a local Rochester, NY beer) beat them all -- it approached tasting _good_ when it was as warm as tea.
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That's it?? No one else loves Tecate more???

Post by madmatt » Thu Nov 09, 2006 5:27 pm

Gawd!
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Post by Box Burner » Thu Nov 09, 2006 5:39 pm

Drink Stout! It is supposed to be served only slightly chilled or at room temperature.
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Post by robbidobbs » Thu Nov 09, 2006 5:59 pm

As a resident DPW droog, I of course vote for PBR.
For good playa beer, any cheap beer will do.
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Post by Lassen Forge » Fri Nov 10, 2006 5:19 am

Well hell, if we're gonna do off brands (e.g. non PBR)...

#1 - Brought to you from the Spoetzl Memorial Brewery, in scenic Shiner, Texas, brewed with the finest of waters from the Edwards Aquifer (as is PBR)...


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And #2, from a small hole in the wall in Portland...

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Strange, however, is finding out they're both owned by the same company, who's 3rd brand of 3 (Pete's Wicked) is also on my list...

Calculate the odds of that...

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Post by Ugly Dougly » Fri Nov 10, 2006 10:23 am

http://www.cuchama.com/history_mountain.htm
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Tecate = Cuchama
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Post by pinemom » Fri Nov 10, 2006 10:23 am

Titwi's HOME BREW!
hands down!
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Post by Mozy bonz » Fri Nov 10, 2006 11:16 am

Marijuana In Beer
OR "DON'T BOGART THAT BEER MY FRIEND"
By Greg Kitsock


It was called Brain Death, and it was a high­gravity brew in more than one sense of the word.

Brain Death was the creation of two homebrewers and certified beer judges, both brewers of whom are highly respected in their hobby. (For reasons that will become apparent, they wish to remain anonymous.) A potent barleywine (OG 1,100), Brain Death contained an extra ingredient that one of the euphemistically calls "special hops".

In fact, the beer was "dry­hemped" with flowers of the female marijuana plant, homegrown by an acquaintance in Texas. The alcohol and tetrahydrocannibanol (THC) made a mind­rattling combination.

The creators of Brain Death brought some samples to the 1988 American Homebrewers Association convention in Denver, CO. There, the brewers were approached by Michael Jackson. Recalled one of them: "We told him what was in it, and poured him a pint. Forty­five minutes later, he came back and asked, 'Is there any chance there would be some Brain Death left?' We gave him our last bottle."


I will take some Brain Death.......wait what where we talking about?

Is there any chance there would be some Brain Death left?


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Post by thisisthatwhichis » Fri Nov 10, 2006 1:45 pm

Interesting MB!

That might be fun to try....Mmmmm, I wonder, at what temp THC breaks down....Mmmmm, can't steep too hot..... 8)
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Post by Monkeypoo » Fri Nov 10, 2006 2:01 pm

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No no no no NOOOO!!!!! TRY THIS!!!! THE KING OF BEERS!!!!!!!!!!!!

No no no no NOOOO!!!!! THE ORGASMS OF BEERS!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beats the shit out of PBR and Tecate both......

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Post by StevenGoodman » Fri Nov 10, 2006 2:31 pm

PBR - $5.50 a twelve pack
Tecate - $10.99 a twelve pack
(current prices at Safeway)

So, are 12 Tecates better than 24 PBRs?
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Post by Monkeypoo » Fri Nov 10, 2006 5:53 pm

StevenGoodman wrote:PBR - $5.50 a twelve pack
Tecate - $10.99 a twelve pack
(current prices at Safeway)

So, are 12 Tecates better than 24 PBRs?
Sierra Navada IS!!!!!!!!!!!! - $10.99 a twelve pack bottles



EAT 'em AND WEEP, bitches...er,...um... EAT 'EM and GET DRUNKER...er...um....EAT ME and um.... FUCK...... er, ummm....ummm... WHATEVER....

SIERRA NEVADA RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!

and ya wanna know what the REAL fucked up joke about this whole thing is? My first year at Burning Man I read the Survival Guide and I totally took it too LITERALLY when it said, "Do not bring bottles or glass to Burning Man." And I was thinking, "What the FUCK is this shit about?? I can't bring Sierra Nevada with me? Tjhat totally SUCKS ass..."

I did not bring my favorite beer with me.

THEN...I saw some people on the Esplanade with SIERRA NEVADA???!!!

I asked them, "You brought Sieera Nevada???"

And they said, "Like, DUH..YEAH..."

I got FUCKED UP that afternoon.

Thank you.
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Thank you.
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I did not MOOP my bottles.
I did hug my new friends.

Thank you.
Thank you.
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Thank you.
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And my lesson of that day was....you CAN bring bottles. JUST SAY NO TO MOOPY BOTTLES --it's ALL GOOD...

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Post by madmatt » Fri Nov 10, 2006 6:28 pm

StevenGoodman wrote:PBR - $5.50 a twelve pack
Tecate - $10.99 a twelve pack
(current prices at Safeway)

So, are 12 Tecates better than 24 PBRs?
Yes. That's why they're twice as much money. They're twice as good.
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Post by Box Burner » Sun Nov 12, 2006 2:19 am

Damn Bob. That's the real stuff !!! :)
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Post by Ugly Dougly » Sun Nov 12, 2006 10:14 am

Monkeypoo wrote: and ya wanna know what the REAL fucked up joke about this whole thing is? My first year at Burning Man I read the Survival Guide and I totally took it too LITERALLY when it said, "Do not bring bottles or glass to Burning Man." And I was thinking, "What the FUCK is this shit about?? I can't bring Sierra Nevada with me? Tjhat totally SUCKS ass..."
It's called: "FUCK! My foot is BLEEDING! Who the FUCK broke a bottle on the playa! FUCK!"

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Post by Bob » Sun Nov 12, 2006 11:48 am

Beer snobs are morons. On a 110F day the last thing I want is a mini-aquarium full of swampwater that won't fit on the dashboard or work in a beer hat.
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Post by OregonRed » Sun Nov 12, 2006 2:44 pm

madmatt wrote:
StevenGoodman wrote:PBR - $5.50 a twelve pack
Tecate - $10.99 a twelve pack
(current prices at Safeway)

So, are 12 Tecates better than 24 PBRs?
Yes. That's why they're twice as much money. They're twice as good.
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WHATEVER!!!!!! Tecate does not even begin to campare to PBR. I can drink PBR warm and its ok (not that I do real often but I can and that is what's truly important). I can barely stomach Tecate cold and it still tastes like warm beer... EWWWWWW!!!!!
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Post by geekster » Sun Nov 12, 2006 3:54 pm

My choice of beer depends on the moment.

If it is in the middle of a fucking blazing hot afternoon and I am working on an art project, some camp structure, or for the man, I want some very cold pisswater beer that I can drink like water and has a relatively low alcohol content and doesn't make my mouth taste like a donkey shit in it 15 minutes later. My choice there is PBR, Bud light, Keystone light (sorry, no Miller products, Miller leaves my mouth gummy and it is too sweet) ... in other words, a rice beer that isn't too sweet.

If I am relaxing around a burn barrel at night, bring on the stout, amber, whatever. I will take a Guiness or a Newcastle if I have a choice. Rice in the day, barley at night. Hoppy beers at night. Sweeter beers at night. Daytime is for watery swill served ice cold.
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Post by Bob » Sun Nov 12, 2006 7:36 pm

Indeed, Bud Light is the best, but I didn't want to mention it and see it disappear off the shelves.
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Post by robotland » Mon Nov 20, 2006 6:17 am

Don't they sell Milwaukee's Best Light in the western states? Available in convenient 30-cubes just like PBR, highly economical, and very resistant to cooler pilfery by parched ravers because of its uncool association with The Flyovers.
I still haven't had any better beer on-playa than the cold Guiness that a friendly soul handed me after we emerged from the deep playa on an extended High Noon Art Hike back in '03. A close second has to be the bottle of RebA!'s Playa Pale that I saved until a dark and snowy Michigan February day that seemed to be the exact opposite of Burning Man and then consumed while watching "Beyond Black Rock".
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