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Fucking well played CUB... well played.

That stunt took a serious set of balls!

so glad I never got on the slagging off VB bandwagon right now lol

my only gripe is the f**king RRP

Some of the first beers I ever drank as a kid were VB's... stolen from the esky while camping over easter... I had tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now, to take the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on 'em.

I remember VB tasting horrible, but we drank them anyway... After that I avoided them like the plague, but a few years ago (~25yo seasoned beer drinker) I had no choice but to have a stubbie of the stuff... Did not mind it at all :unsure:

thats how you know you have a girlfriend, not a boyfriend.

I can think of other ways

Some of the first beers I ever drank as a kid were VB's... stolen from the esky while camping over easter... I had tied an onion to my belt, which was the style at the time. Now, to take the ferry cost a nickel, and in those days, nickels had pictures of bumblebees on 'em.

I remember VB tasting horrible, but we drank them anyway... After that I avoided them like the plague, but a few years ago (~25yo seasoned beer drinker) I had no choice but to have a stubbie of the stuff... Did not mind it at all :unsure:

Gimme five bees for a quarter!

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VB isn't great beer...and it should be priced as such. shit is $48 RRP now

On Tap it's nice but bottled it's not that great and for some reason kind of inconsistent (may be storage related)

If it was $30 i'd buy it all the time

heading home today, will be hitting a VB when we get to Roma airport. after being a 38 degree dry camp for 3 weeks, will certainly look like something from one of those 80's beer ads...

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