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Today we published Katharine Shilcutt's "United States of Beer," and of course, expected beer nerds the country over to go apeshit. We closed our eyes and landed our arrow on a typical comment from one of them:
Congratulations. This is the stupidest thing I've seen all day. MGD 64? WTH? I've lived in Florida my entire life and I didn't even know there was such a beer until about 2 minutes ago. No, not Corona, not Red Stripe, not freakin' Hurricane Reef, Landshark, or even Bud Lite. MGD. Have you ever been within 500 miles of this state?
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