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  • Beer and Sprite is called a Raddler. It's really popular in Germany. I'm just gonna go ahead and assume you think Bud Light is "fuckin sic brah"

    Submitted by blackness on Jan 16, 11 at 4:40pm
    • No need to hate on Americans just because we don't know your cocktails... in fact, this drink probably got popular because someone was experimenting, probably drunk, just like this person, and other people probably thought it was weird at the time too. There is decent beer in the US, but it sure as hell isn't from a big company like Budweiser.

      Submitted by xyz0000 on Jan 16, 11 at 6:38pm
      • I'm American, I'm just a bartender in a German bar haha\nAnd I agree there is some decent beer in the US, you just gotta know where to look. Cheers!

        Submitted by blackness on Jan 18, 11 at 4:38am
  • Beer mixed with Lemonade is called a Shandy. Pretty popular in England. Used to get given them as a kid when we had company.

    Submitted by samo112 on Jan 16, 11 at 3:38pm
  • Yeah, a shandy is pretty popular in the rest of the world. Any combination of beer and either lemonade, lemon-lime soda, or ginger ale. Maybe if you weren't an amateur drinker, you wouldn't think it was stupid.

    Submitted by indyainkk on Jan 16, 11 at 3:43pm
  • That sounds... Okay?

    Submitted by FoBlover62 on Jan 16, 11 at 3:33pm
  • I think most americans aren't use to mixing many things with beer. My friend was a transfer student from Belgium and would tell me about all the like beer cocktails.. The most interesting one was definitely beer and some sort of syrup. I'm mexican and love to put a little lime and salt on my corona and she had never even heard of this. It's a cultural thing I guess

    Submitted by candy29 on Jan 19, 11 at 1:08am
  • To be exact, the original receipt is german considering the area belonged to germany when budweiser was mentioned for the first time. Thatswhy the us company had the german founders amhäuser

    Submitted by Anonymous on Jan 17, 11 at 4:17am
  • There's an abundance of foam when mixing these. Just remember to "scoop the foam!!!!"

    Submitted by 310/951/805 on Jan 16, 11 at 6:44pm
    • Or you could put the sprite in first and pour the beer as you would normally pour a beer into a cup... you were putting the sprite in second, weren't you?

      Submitted by magikarpkarp on Jan 19, 11 at 12:15pm
  • Shandys are amazing, I like them with ginger ale. I could drink them all summer long. @4:04pm- Budweiser is a GERMAN owned company.

    Submitted by Hannah28801 on Jan 16, 11 at 8:21pm
    • The original "Bud" recipe came from the Czech Republic. "Budovar" there, "Czechvar" here. Fantastic Beer!

      Submitted by LMF40 on Jan 17, 11 at 1:55am
    • Bud is Belgian-owned

      Submitted by said8ED on Jan 17, 11 at 6:15pm
  • I think you meant to say "InBev".

    Submitted by AreYouShittinMe on Jan 16, 11 at 10:07pm
  • My dad used to make me and my mum shandys when I was little!

    Submitted by dj2001b on Jan 16, 11 at 7:58pm
  • Radlers!!!!!

    Submitted by xandrasm on Nov 17, 11 at 10:03pm
  • as a bartender this is very popular in the summer. It's quite refreshing. but seems to be popular with old ladies. are u an old lady?

    Submitted by breezysnatch on Jan 17, 11 at 3:21am
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