Coors Co To buy out Molson
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The wife read some where that Coors Co is actually buying out Molson, Molson brews Coor's for Coor's but doesn't actually own them.. It's suppose to be announced sometime this week. I wonder with the change in company if it will remain "MOLSON" or since it's now an american company if they will change the name or anything or the taste of Canadian? Apparently Molson/Labatt's is having a hard time selling beer due to cost, and "cheap" brands are almost tasting the same for almost half the cost....
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Long as they don't go changing the taste it will be all good, would be nice though to actually keep something in Canada to say is our wown...now we don't even make good beer lol the "yanks" do... maybe... long as they don't water it down
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Originally posted by DWVW:
Molson and Coors are talking about merging. So the new commercials will be I AM partly CANADIAN!
Molson and Coors are talking about merging. So the new commercials will be I AM partly CANADIAN!
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Originally posted by Zach Hartwell:
Maybe Molson will make decent tasting beer for a change now. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Maybe Molson will make decent tasting beer for a change now. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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I mean that 'merican water in a can goes right through , no taste no wobble.
Hey, since they are both crappy beers -- maybe now they can conceive a good one together!
Ever notice how American beer takes like bread and Canadian beer tastes like barley?
The only American beer I like is Samuel Adams Boston Ale on tap (but I was at a Rugby Tourney so my memory can be somewhat blured).
Ever notice how American beer takes like bread and Canadian beer tastes like barley?
The only American beer I like is Samuel Adams Boston Ale on tap (but I was at a Rugby Tourney so my memory can be somewhat blured).
