India - Budweiser a domestic beer in India?

I just got back from Delhi, and several restaurants list Budweiser as a domestic beer. Can anyone explain this?

probably because Bud is brewed in India now.All bud in India had to be imported before this.

http://www.dnaindia.com/money/report_budweiser-pops-open-in-india_1108689


Were you staying in a 5* hotel. They usually class the beers as domestic and imported.

I am surprised that you did'nt spot the 'Indian Made Foreign Liquors':D:D


Bud in India is worse than the Bud in UK by the way.And I feel that the Uk Bud is bad enough.:rolleyes:

I don't know, Bud tastes like its been processed by a horse's kidneys even when I accidentally drink it in the US of A.

Bud isn't good enough to be associated with any 'beer' let alone be listed as a 'foreign' one, which are usually sold at a permium in Indian Restaurants.

Bud isn't good enough to be associated with any 'beer' let alone be listed as a 'foreign' one, which are usually sold at a permium in Indian Restaurants.

i agree....

..because it is made from rice !!

there's plenty of lovely microbrew / craft beers made from rice. none of them taste as disgusting as bud does.

like for example http://articles.latimes.com/2009/sep/30/food/fo-beer30

I just got back from Delhi, and several restaurants list Budweiser as a domestic beer.

Why not. Budweiser isn't even American. ;)

Why not. Budweiser isn't even American. ;)

Hah, you're right, its originally a czech beer.

Hah, you're right, its originally a czech beer.

A Czech lager brewed by a German in America by a brewery now owned by Belgian-Brazilian brewer. :D