Hello Hivians and all you beer lovers.
Today I had a delicious breakfast that was made all the more better with a couple of beers before noon on #beersaturday.
Who else has beer for breakfast?
Actually there was a method to my madness..
This morning I had to visit a local pub to perform a mystery shop.
This involved having two beers and some breakfast.
The beers as you see sitting in their branded glasses are a pint of Budweiser and a pint of Corona.
I loved the Budweiser glass. And to be honest it has been years probably decades since I last drank a pint of Budweiser. I am sure it would have a bottle or can back when living in Florida.
World Renowed
I wondered how they got away with their name, as I always thought the name was a Czech name and brewery, so I just did a little digging for this post.
The name "Budweiser" is a German derivative meaning "from Budweis," a city in the Czech Republic with a long history of brewing. This has led to a long-running trademark dispute with a Czech brewery that also uses the name "Budweiser."
I know people call it Bud and I have seen cans of Bud aroundthe world ...
The result of this dispute is a complex patchwork of trademark rights around the world:
According to gemini...
In the United States, Canada, and several other countries, Anheuser-Busch holds the exclusive right to the "Budweiser" name. Therefore, the Czech beer is sold under the name "Czechvar."
In most of Europe, including the Czech Republic, Budweiser Budvar has the right to the name. As a result, the American beer is often sold as "Bud" to avoid legal issues.
In some countries, like the United Kingdom, both breweries have been allowed to use the name "Budweiser," which can be confusing for consumers.
I must admit it tasty very light, I did wonder if I had been brought Budweiser light by mistake.
But when the food was brought I was assured that yes it was a pint of Budweiser.
Tuck in, they pub did well, drinks brought 2 minutes after I ordered on their app, and the larger Scottish breakfasts brought 6 minutes after the order was submitted!
The Budweiser was drunk first. It was clean and refreshing but most certainly not a heavy pint.
The best bit was the glass, I loved it. I am sucker for branded glasses though!
It was an okay pint of lager.
The crown at the bottom!
I must admit that the biggest surprise was seeing a crown at the bottom of the glass, until I was reminded it is branded as "The King of Beers." I don't agree with that lol but heyho each to their own and all that.
The crown I thought would have been on the Corona glass.
Plenty of cheap clubs at the pub chain!
Finished
That was all done.
Budweiser drunk and Corona drunk and I think I will give the nod to the Budweiser. They were both light drinks that went with the food easy enough.
The Scottish traditional breakfast
Of the three, the breakfast won it for me.
Can you identify all the ingredients?
Posting about a beer on a Saturday on the Beer Community ....
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All images and ramblings are from me, the mad Scotsman TengoLoTodo unless indicated otherwise ... All Photos taken with my Google Pixel 9 Pro XL smartphone.
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