Worst beer?
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steveno
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most American beers would qualify as worst
I've yet to find a beer I couldn't finish.
After a couple they're all good.
After a couple they're all good.
xring33
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Brown Derby or Katz Premium. Local to Kansas City. 10 cents a can in the 1960's. 5 cents when it went on sale.
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Budweiser-instant headache!
all beer is good, some a lot better than other
That should be a bumper sticker.
kwselke
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Schiltz was a great beer until they changed the formula in order to reduce production time. I remember some Schaefer Beer that a friend bought for .99 a six-pack in the mid 1980's. It made me gag, and was so bad even my frugal friend could not drink it.
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When we were broke and underage we bought cases of "Buckhorn".
It was bearable really cold but if it warmed up, it got pretty nasty.
It was bearable really cold but if it warmed up, it got pretty nasty.
When I was in college, in the early nineties, kegs of Milwaukee's Best was the cheapest fix. I never liked Keystone very much. Some of the malt liquor 'beer' type beverages were truly bad - Colt 45 etc. Yes, you can do worse than Bud, or Miller, or Coors, etc.
Frat houses everywhere lamented when they stopped brewing 'Beast'
500SNW
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Based on my own personal experience - Hamm's, Labatt's Blue, Molson and Genesee Cream Ale are all pretty horrific. But back when I was drinking a case of beer every 24 hours that's all I could afford. Today, just walking past the beer aisle in the grocery store makes me feel like gagging.
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Ewww! I remember that nasty stuff. Something like $3.00 a case, IF you had to pay for it. The local distributor used to give it away.
MetalMan
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Anyone remember Pfeiffer? $5 a case at the "Ice House" in Marietta, Ohio during early 70's.....
Regular Hamms was pretty bad, the Hamms Draft was OK.
Remember the little kegs they had? Filled the trunk of my AH with ice and one of those, instant rolling party.
Falstaff was another nasty one, called it Fall Flat.
Remember the little kegs they had? Filled the trunk of my AH with ice and one of those, instant rolling party.
Falstaff was another nasty one, called it Fall Flat.
Coors, Old Milwaukee, and Blatz.
Rosco Shooter
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Stroh's. Made from real Detroit River water.
I drank some Pabst and then ate a live shiner to get rid of the taste.
Iron City when visiting Pittsburg. Even the natives pronounced it "Shhh...".
Iron City when visiting Pittsburg. Even the natives pronounced it "Shhh...".
Andy Lowry
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I never thought much of Pearl, though I did like the rebus in the cap.
