In America it’s called PBR and is the blue-collar/hipster beverage of choice. In China it’s called Pabst Blue Ribbon 1844 and will run you $44 a bottle. Pretty steep for a beer whose biggest draw in the U.S. is the fact that it’s, uh, really cheap.

In China, where the lager has been branded as a “world-famous spirit” and bottled in a much more alluring way, Pabst Blue Ribbon 1844 actually looks quite enticing. The advertising campaign for the beer even likens it to “Scotch whisky, French brandy, Bordeaux wine,” as they are all matured in wooden casks.

Another marked difference notable from the ad? There is a champagne flute-like glass accompanying the ostentatious bottle, which presumably is what you are to consume your beer from. Classy! In the U.S., PBR is typically consumed straight from the can. Which may or may not be still cloaked in the paper bag from the store.

But no matter how nicely it’s dressed up, it’s still the same old stuff. And as a rule, $44 a bottle is about $42 more than any sane person should be paying for PBR.

Classy!

Jack Daniels is the liquid panty remover.

You’ll think of this now when you hear that phrase again.

A town in Romania has put up signs warning drivers of drunk pedestrians. Seriously.

Blast off!

Who knew a Corona was actually the Baby Jesus?