Lawsuit Claims Anheuser-Busch Waters Down Beer — That’s a No Brainer

On Tuesday (2/26) Americans from all over the nation, from California to Florida, are filing a lawsuit against Anheuser-Busch claiming they water down their beer. Anheuser-Busch is the makers of beers like Budweiser, Michelob, Rolling Rock and my wife's favorite Natural Ice (Natty Ice as its called in my home).

The claim says that the brewery adds extra water to their beer in one of the last of the beer making process's. They say that the alcohol level in the beer is less than what they label on the can. Usually, with these types of beers, the alcohol level is around 5%. If Anheuser-Busch is watering down even more than consumers are drinking more water than alcohol and have right to file suit, especially in Utah where they are already getting screwed.

Here's an idea, quit crying and quit drinking domestic watered down beer. If you're that worried about drinking watered down beer, try some Colorado Micro-brews for once in your life . Ever heard of New Belgium Brewing Co. the makers of Fat Tire? How about Avery, Breckenridge, Kannah Creek, Palisade Brewing Co., Odell and the Great Divide? These are all Colorado made brews that I can guarantee won't taste watered down.

Time to set down the beer you drank in high school and start drinking big boy beer.