I used to be one of those guys that didn't drink domestic beers. Well, in my teen years I drank pretty much whatever they were serving at the party (disclaimer: don't drink - and stay in school!), but in my 20s I tried to drink nothing but Red Stripe, Corona, maybe a Heineken here and there. But then something happened and I started drinking American beers more and more. Maybe it was because I tried a few beyond Bud and liked them or maybe they actually got better in the 90s, but now I drink Sam Adams and Sierra Nevada a lot, and some blonde ales. When I drink beer, that is, which isn't often (I'm more of a wine and cocktail guy now).
Today is American Beer Day, and how convenient that it falls on a Saturday! Raise a glass of domestic tonight, and make sure you don't drink and drive.

As many Slashfood readers must know by now, I truly love a good
Budweiser is official beer of World Cup, the most internationally watched sporting event in the world.
They bought the rights for the 2002 and 2006 games for about $80 million in 1998 - before they knew where those games
were to be hosted. The problem is that this year's World Cup is hosted by Germany and Germans don't like Budweiser.










