history: I think Budweiser taste terrible. Have you ever had it?
knowledge: Produced in various breweries around the world, Budweiser is a filtered beer available in draft and packaged forms.
response: Nope!  I know that it's made in various breweries in different countries.  And that it's a filtered beer, and Budweiser can be either draft or packaged.
history: I think Budweiser taste terrible. Have you ever had it?
Nope!  I know that it's made in various breweries in different countries.  And that it's a filtered beer, and Budweiser can be either draft or packaged.
Yeah? From my understanding they are called ''Bud'' over in Europe because they have been in a trademark dispute with another beer company.
knowledge: In the European Union, excluding the United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, Sweden, Finland and Spain, the American beer is marketed as ''Bud'', as the Budweiser trademark name is owned solely by the Czech beer maker, Budweiser Budvar.
response: Yes, that's true because the trademark name of Budweiser is own by the Czech beer maker, Budweiser Budvar
history: I think Budweiser taste terrible. Have you ever had it?
Nope!  I know that it's made in various breweries in different countries.  And that it's a filtered beer, and Budweiser can be either draft or packaged.
Yeah? From my understanding they are called ''Bud'' over in Europe because they have been in a trademark dispute with another beer company.
Yes, that's true because the trademark name of Budweiser is own by the Czech beer maker, Budweiser Budvar
Ah I thought so. I'm not a big fan of theirs because I feel like the beer is really weak and watered down.
knowledge: Budweiser () is an American-style pale lager produced by Anheuser-Busch, currently part of the transnational corporation Anheuser-Busch InBev.
response: Oh I see.  Did you know it's produced by Anheuser-Busch?  It's American-style, and is a pale lager.
history: I think Budweiser taste terrible. Have you ever had it?
Nope!  I know that it's made in various breweries in different countries.  And that it's a filtered beer, and Budweiser can be either draft or packaged.
Yeah? From my understanding they are called ''Bud'' over in Europe because they have been in a trademark dispute with another beer company.
Yes, that's true because the trademark name of Budweiser is own by the Czech beer maker, Budweiser Budvar
Ah I thought so. I'm not a big fan of theirs because I feel like the beer is really weak and watered down.
Oh I see.  Did you know it's produced by Anheuser-Busch?  It's American-style, and is a pale lager.
Ah my favorite kind of beer are the stouts. Like a nice milk or chocolate stout with a much larger alcohol content.
knowledge: It is made with up to 30% rice in addition to hops and barley malt.
response: Oh really?  Another thing, did you know that Budweiser is produced with up to thirty percent rice added to the barley malt and hops?
history: I think Budweiser taste terrible. Have you ever had it?
Nope!  I know that it's made in various breweries in different countries.  And that it's a filtered beer, and Budweiser can be either draft or packaged.
Yeah? From my understanding they are called ''Bud'' over in Europe because they have been in a trademark dispute with another beer company.
Yes, that's true because the trademark name of Budweiser is own by the Czech beer maker, Budweiser Budvar
Ah I thought so. I'm not a big fan of theirs because I feel like the beer is really weak and watered down.
Oh I see.  Did you know it's produced by Anheuser-Busch?  It's American-style, and is a pale lager.
Ah my favorite kind of beer are the stouts. Like a nice milk or chocolate stout with a much larger alcohol content.
Oh really?  Another thing, did you know that Budweiser is produced with up to thirty percent rice added to the barley malt and hops?
Oh I didn't know they used rice in their beer. I figured that was all barley, wheat and hops.
knowledge: In 1876, Adolphus Busch and his friend Carl Conrad, a liquor importer, developed a ''Bohemian-style'' lager in the United States, inspired after a trip to the region.
response: Yes, and it is a Bohemian-style lager developed by Adolphus Busch and his friend Carl Conrad