Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Iced-Tea Flavored WHAT?

I'm a huge fan of beer as you can probably tell.  I'm also a huge fan of iced-tea.  I'm from Texas, it's hard not to be.

However...

This is a crime against humanity.

                                       "The days of having to pour iced-tea into your Coors are over."

Really?  Because they never really started for me.  Who is carrying out this atrocity?  Is there really enough of a market that they had to make a product?  Then again, why am I getting all worked up?  What are you going to do, ruin a can of Coors? :-P

11 comments:

  1. Coors: Pre-ruined for your, uh, drinking pleasure.

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    1. Ha! You know, North, Canadians are supposed to know beer so Molson buys Coors and... wait.

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  2. Never heard of such a thing. Ranks right up there with Budweiser Chelada.

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    1. David, I think that Chelada garbage is what the Four Horsemen drink for refreshment. That product is pretty common down here in South Texas among a certain demographic. I've heard people swear by that and it just makes me want to gag.

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    2. +1 the Clamato crap came to mind too!

      They should just say: "Cheaper than paying a whore to piss in your mouth!"

      Because you KNOW that gets spendy FAST!

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  3. What are you going to do, ruin a can of Coors?

    As my wife just said, "No, you're gonna ruin a can of tea, and that's a hangin' offense around here." Lol

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    1. Hehe, pistolero - she's right on the money. I'd be more concerned about good tea than a can of Coors. That said, I'm seriously skeptical that Molson-Coors brews a good tea, either. Can of double-fail.

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  4. Uh, no. This is full of suck and fail.

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    1. I agree, Keads. I've eaten and drank some crazy stuff, but this is just bad.

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  5. OK. I've lived in Colorado for most of my life. I've been on two tours of Coor's. The first, when I was old enough to be able to try the samples. The second, when I had a relative come to Denver.

    Both times, I tried, really tried, to like Coor's. They can pour it back in the horse.

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    1. I'm with you there, Flier. I never was able to take it.

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