Yeah, I am a gal and I don't like most beer. So I rarely drink it. I do like Coors, well enough anyway. It's what I drank in college when everyone was drinking beer. So maybe there is something in what you say.
Marnie aka Doe =========== I guess I have not told the story of american beer in a while. Back before WWII the factory guys used to stop in the bars afterwork for a few beers while waiting for the streetcar. Everyone remembers streetcars, right <grin>? Then during WWII while the guys were all off getting their arse shot off, the girls took over the factory jobs. They figured they should get to drink a few beers just like the guys use to, only they did not actually like the taste of beer. Miller came up with the idea of making a beer that did not have that nasty beer taste for the girls to indulge in after work. Thus Miller High Life was born. The other breweries slowly followed suit, especially after they realized how much cheaper beer was to make when you cut it in half with water, and left out most of the expensive hops. The funny thing, to me, is that Miller's is still about the same as they made it back in WWII, but most of the others are even worse now. 99% of the time I drink imports. However, in this age of micro-breweries you can get decent american beer. Not all of the micro-brewed stuff is decent, not even most of it, but some definately is. graywolf
