As well as not being able to pronounce Corio, I think the narrator needs to get checked for colour blindness. Those road signs that match the VB colours don't look green and yellow to me!

Best cold beer in a hot day...

It's as Australian as it comes. That theme, you grew up with. You'd here it listening to the summary of the game driving home from the footy with Dad in Melbourne. I bet thousands can tell the same story growing up in the 70s.

Ahhh good ol Australia, before the great Indian invasion of 24.

AARRGGHH good ol days of fun n mateship , Just enjoying a fun day out !!! try most of this now you need a permit to fart first ...🤠🤠

It was at about 40secs in that I knew the narrator was not from Victoria. The Corio “pronunciation” made that very clear.

With late harvest in 2024-2025 i might still have strength carry 63kg bag remember Australians when hiking usually carrying 25kgs rug sack. I used to pick up seconds bags 90kgs out of harvest wheat fields as old MF header had seconds box for small seed n chaff. I remember old fellas who retired carrying wheat bags up n down big wheat stack.

Yep my 12 year old daughter entered the king of the mountain in the girls under 16 event. She was fourth place. This was in 2023.

Great vid mate 👍

I didn't know the bit about it being named after the street instead of the state. Not sure about national sale figures these days but around Melbourne suburbs the most popular slabs now are Corona (Mexican urine) and Great Northern (fish piss). We've gone soft.

The background music is shite! Sort the levels out

We used to be a proper country

My mother's family use to make haystacks and she had photos of her brothers stacking hay from horse drawn wagons. The last time I ever saw haystacks was at Narromine NSW in the early 1970s.

30 minute VB ad, f*ck yeah

I feel like a Toohey's or 15...but never a VD!

hope you can cover the many other brands !!!!!!!

This is probably the worst place to ask this, but... who actually still drinks this crap? :P

I reckon I could have bought two high rises by now at the beachfront on Sufers Paradise with the amount of VB I've drank over the last 40 years 🤣

Vb built Australia. Che? 30 years ago western Australia didn't even know this beer existed. And wa is what keeps Australia afloat. Meanwhile Victoria is broke.

Young mate in a small country town rolled his parents farm ute off the local bridge. He crawled out, called the cops, and took his slab of VB with him for a 2km walk home. Ambos found him half way home. They couldn't accurately bretho him so he got off for 3 weeks. Then he lost his licence.

AI script? Many repeated points lmao

Victoria Bitter is owned by a Japanese company

No memtion of the scandal when VB recipe was changed and alcohol content lowered. CUB reversed course after customers voted with their wallets.

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hi im clem and im an alcoholic

If you like VB, try a Southwalk Bitter. Very similar style. Southwalk has more flavour and a hint of honey in the finish.

All the VB stock scattered across the road should have just been sold at NQR…📦

Absolute piss water, but a cultural icon nonetheless.

the chatgpt script is crazy

'An army of close to a thousand cats'... Well that explains how they achieve that unique cat piss flavour.

Watching this while enjoying a can of VB. Nice story @Reds Engineering

6:57 Where?? Cant A.I. pronounce a simple place name? Twenty years ago when I worked the wheat harvest at Deniliquin, almost every load I carted went noodles. WA is not the only state with great wheat growing capabilities mate.

Vomit Bombs

Matter a fact, I got it now 👍

David Boon's record perhaps only possible because they were VB's.

Tubby Taylor's preferred drop...🏆🍻

VB ruined my life. I'm addicted and always drunk

Now that's what I call a Good story . Thankyou to our farmers.

Not a fan of V.B but can appreciate it's cultural significance in Australia apart from when C.U.B tried to slash workers wages and rights. Typical white collar crims.

i preferred Fosters Larger

It definitely depends on the era/what you had when you first started etc but to me Melbourne Bitters is like everything I always heard about VB as a kid lmao My first VB I couldn't even finish a tinnie and it gave me an instant headache, months later I sip an MB and it was perfect, nice n cold and I could drink it like water, first beer I thought was genuinely tasty (apart from Guinness which yeah ik a lot of ppl are gonna be like wtf Guiness over VB?!? lmao)

The ai was strong with this vid. Love VB but generic ai voiceover spoilt it.

Vb longneck in the fackin morn

I said something to some Aussies about Fosters many years ago and was almost booed out of teh room! Now I know what to ask for. I travel alot and when ask for what I am having and am not familiar, I jusst say "the cheapest draft you have.!"

The VH stubbie was specifically designed for its ballistic properties for the ongoing war between ford and Holden at mount panorama lol…

VB first beer i drank when I first moved to australia from Ireland . Went to an Irish pub in Sydney with mates and the last thing I wanted fresh of the plane was a feckin Guinness or Kilkenny.moved to the bush and still drink it , get that up ya .

I don't understand how anyone can drink this filth. I work in a fabrication shop with 40 blokes, an adjacent factory had a fire in an external machine room that we could see from one of our roller doors. About 8 of us rolled in with all the fire extinguishers we could carry and got the fire out just as they were realising what was going on. A few days later their manager rolled up with about 6 slabs of beer, two of which were Vomit Bottled. 6 months later, those two cases went in the skip. Not a single person in the shed wanted to touch them. Bold flavour indeed.

always thought it ment Vaginal Backwash but who am I to judge?

Just name , not a patch on a dry

Watching this video feeling like a Tooheys😂