Non alcoholic beer with a craft beer taste. Let's replace alcoholic beer.

[dead0man]

and obviously the only way to do that is via craft beer 



Craft beer is almost always a Veblen good, but that's fine.  Good for the economy.  Craft beer drinkers are more than welcome to rationalize it.  That's how it works.



as for the OP...ha...we tried this once already.  It didn't work.

[dead0man]

Not pissed, the rolleyes was for the previous posters assertion that non-craft beers taste like water.  Obviously there are hundreds of exceptions that don't taste like water.


Like I said, craft beers are good for the economy.  Certainly better for it than your "mainstream" beers.  And of course "keeping it local" is always better than not.  Just don't poopoo regular beer drinkers....actually I don't even care if you poopoo regular beer drinkers...just make sure the poopoo makes sense.

[dead0man]

I'm so cheap, I stopped buying Rolling Rock when it hit a dollar a bottle and went back to the beer of my youth, Bud Ice.  8 bucks for 12 cans of 5.5% goodness.

[dead0man]

whoa, I've woken the dragon!

[dead0man]

You guys are weird.  One poster said all non-craft beer was water.  I said that's silly.  You all thought I said something offensive about hipsters for some reason and got oddly VERY defensive about it (especially that one guy that came out of nowhere).  Lots of defensive hub bubbing, fat sweat and projecting later, and I'm wearing a bowling shirt with flames on it?  Gross.

The stereotyping you guys do is......not very good.