Decades ago when light beers first started to show up on the market, brewers tried to cut costs with corn syrup and other not-beer ingredients. They ended up with slime in the cans.
Sounds like someone tried to cut costs and failed. Again.
Decades ago when light beers first started to show up on the market, brewers tried to cut costs with corn syrup and other not-beer ingredients. They ended up with slime in the cans.
Sounds like someone tried to cut costs and failed. Again.
My guess was a shoddy clean in between runs.. Corn syrup makes sense too
My guess was a shoddy clean in between runs..
Corn syrup makes sense too
I remembered wrong. The corn syrup was used to cheapen the beer, but the cheap stabilizers caused the snot.
https://beerconnoisseur.com/articles/how-milwaukees-famous-beer-became-infamous
I remembered wrong. The corn syrup was used to cheapen the beer, but the cheap stabilizers caused the snot.
https://beerconnoisseur.com/articles/how-milwaukees-famous-beer-became-infamous
Those retro ads are great. Typical consumer and the product. That’s it. Zero mind fuck.
Those retro ads are great. Typical consumer and the product. That’s it. Zero mind fuck.
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