That was me, passed out with my pet hedgehog Shabby, after a long
night of drinking the magnificently exquisite delicacy that is Pabst Blue Ribbon.
How does one even begin to describe the complexities of a PBR?
Just observing the can makes my beard grow thicker, my pants constrict
tighter, and I become overwhelmed by an influx of new tattoo ideas.
The brew master starts by selecting only the highest quality
aluminum for the can. Pabst is so refreshingly light that it adapts to
the subtle metallic essence of its surroundings. You'll experience
flavors your pallet has never paired, such as fresh Amarillo
and bullion hops that generate sweets malts flushed with grassy aromas
of harvest time. So drowned by spices you'll quickly forget you're in a
bar in the suburbs and become transported to the curry spice markets of
Mumbai. Its wild honey color has been faded in the sun on a warm day in
June. Woodsy floral undertones, with an aftertaste that stings like the
bee that pollinated the hops, but then immediately softens like the
touch of a rose petal brushing against one's cheek.
I can't contemplate why anyone would ever drink anything but Pabst
Blue Ribbon. I used to drink craft beer, back in the 90's when it was
cool. Now I exclusively go to hipster bars with a minimum of 15 micro
brews on tap. I always ask the bartender for
their recommendation for best seasonal brew on tap. Then I give them a
little wink and say, "you know I'm joking, of course you did, you knew
the second I walked in here I'd be drinking nothing but the best,
nothing but the blue ribbon."
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