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| − | [[File: | + | [[File:Fudd on Tap.png|thumb|left|250px|Fudd is served at The Beer -N- Brawl.]][[Homer]] first tried Fudd when he visited [[The Beer -N- Brawl]] in Spittle County (the bar where he discovered [[Lurleen Lumpkin]]). Homer first asked for a Duff, but settled for a Fudd when the bartender told him that was all the bar served. When Homer later tried to order a Fudd at [[Moe's Tavern]], [[Moe]] said he thought Fudd had been banned "after all those hillbillies went blind".<ref name="Colonel Homer">"[[Colonel Homer]]"</ref> |
Fudd is also sold at many locations in [[Shelbyville]], including the [[Speed-E-Mart]] convenience store.<ref name="Lemon of Troy">"[[Lemon of Troy]]"</ref> | Fudd is also sold at many locations in [[Shelbyville]], including the [[Speed-E-Mart]] convenience store.<ref name="Lemon of Troy">"[[Lemon of Troy]]"</ref> | ||
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Fudd Beer
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Fudd Beer is the most popular beer in Shelbyville[1] and in Spittle County.[2] It is the chief competitor of Duff Beer.
History
Homer first tried Fudd when he visited The Beer -N- Brawl in Spittle County (the bar where he discovered Lurleen Lumpkin). Homer first asked for a Duff, but settled for a Fudd when the bartender told him that was all the bar served. When Homer later tried to order a Fudd at Moe's Tavern, Moe said he thought Fudd had been banned "after all those hillbillies went blind".[2]
Fudd is also sold at many locations in Shelbyville, including the Speed-E-Mart convenience store.[1]
Fudd Beer has a variant called "Fudd Dry".[2]
Behind the Laughter
Fudd Beer is an obvious play on Duff Beer, being intentionally spelled with the consonants swapped.
Appearances
Episode – "Colonel Homer" - Episode – "Lemon of Troy"
- Episode – "Homer's Phobia"
- Episode – "Midnight Towboy"
Comic story – The Heist Before Christmas
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Lemon of Troy"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Colonel Homer"
