Beer: Budweiser 1933 Repeal Reserve Amber Lager
Beer Style: Pre Prohibition Vienna Lager
Abv: 6.1%
Country of Origin: United States of America
Brewery: Anheuser Busch InBev
Background: 1933 was a year of mixed events. An unfortunate thing was the beginning of Hitler’s Third Reich. A fortunate event was the end of Prohibition. Budweiser celebrates and commemorates this with this Repeal Reserve Lager. I can happily say that it is a fine and celebratory beer.
Taste & Aroma: The scent of pepper, cinnamon, and toasted malt hit my nose as I raise the rim of the glass to my mouth. The flavor is sharp, slightly sweet, and the finish is of a spicy and toasty malt that is common to Vienna Lagers. I’d love to try this on draught, but I doubt I shall have the opportunity.
Final Analysis: I like this beer. This is an excellent beer that Budweiser should consider making a year-round product like they did with Budweiser Black Crown. Well done, AB InBev.
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Johnny, I’m sorry you are filled with hate. I’m actually a Conservative, not a communist. Jesus Christ was a Jew and he is Lord of all. The Confederacy and Adolf Hitler lost, just like militant Islam will lose.
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