Two years ago, "Lew Bryson" > wrote:
>"Brian Lundeen" wrote:
>> So, in your professional opinion, are we seeing the decline of Unibroue at
>> the hands of Sleeman?
>
>Oh, Deus (screw their embedded capital) isn't a Unibroue beer. And as for
>Sleeman ruining Unibroue, it's way too soon to tell. Give it a year; that
>should be enough.

What say you now?

I haven't been consistently and constantly tasting their
beers, but haven't noticed anything strikingly different aboot
'em.
--
Joel Plutchak

"Things just fall apart." - Now They'll Sleep (Belly)

Joel Plutchak wrote:
> Two years ago, "Lew Bryson" > wrote:
> >"Brian Lundeen" wrote:
> >> So, in your professional opinion, are we seeing the decline of Unibroue at
> >> the hands of Sleeman?
> >
> >Oh, Deus (screw their embedded capital) isn't a Unibroue beer. And as for
> >Sleeman ruining Unibroue, it's way too soon to tell. Give it a year; that
> >should be enough.
>
> What say you now?
>
> I haven't been consistently and constantly tasting their
> beers, but haven't noticed anything strikingly different aboot
> 'em.

The only thing I've noticed is that retail outlets in my area aren't
carrying it as much as before. Possibly because fans aren't buying it
on the assumption that sleeman is ruining it.

I had no idea they got bought out by sleeman, and like you, have
noticed nothing strikingly different about the taste of the beer, and
I'm not even familiar with sleeman or their beers.