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1
That's almost as funny as places in Portland (Kells among others) claiming that Heineken is a premium beer...
2
It's actually not the same PBR that we drink here:

"I still like formulating specialty beers. In fact, with Pabst, I just made the first specialty beer in Mainland China. There’s almost no ale in China: I had to smuggle the yeast into the country. I formulated a special high-gravity ale called “1844.” It’s all malt, and we use caramel malts from Germany. The initial aging is dry-hopped rather heavily. Then we do a secondary aging in new uncharred American oak whiskey barrels. We bought 750 brand new barrels to the tune of $100,000. This is a very special beer; it’s retailing for about over $40 U.S. for a 720 ml bottle."

http://allaboutbeer.com/live-beer/people/pull-up-a-stool/2010/07/with-alan-kornhauser/?singlePage
3
Damn that's one sexy PBR.
4
You can get regular PBR for $1 a can in Hong Kong, as of Tuesday. I'd love to try that fancy Pabst, though.
5
mmmm unicorn blood tastes just like pbr.
6
yea, that beer is a totally different color. PBR is normally like piss-yellow, that one is a golden brown sort of hue.

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