Favorite cheap beers?
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Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Fav cheap beer would be DAB. It is not as cheap as some domestics, but it is much cheaper than the other import options from the area.
And it's actually brewed in Germany. Unlike Beck's now!
All my BECK's says imported from Germany on it still
Fav cheap beer would be DAB. It is not as cheap as some domestics, but it is much cheaper than the other import options from the area.
And it's actually brewed in Germany. Unlike Beck's now!
All my BECK's says imported from Germany on it still
Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Fav cheap beer would be DAB. It is not as cheap as some domestics, but it is much cheaper than the other import options from the area.
And it's actually brewed in Germany. Unlike Beck's now!
All my BECK's says imported from Germany on it still
Becks is owned by InBev. They have moved Becks production from North America to St.Louis where they brew Budweiser.
Of course, the imported price tag has remained the same.
You must have old stock, because from my understanding, all North American distribution is now coming for the States.
http://mobile.businessweek.com/articles/2012-10-25/the-plot-to-destroy-americas-beer
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Fav cheap beer would be DAB. It is not as cheap as some domestics, but it is much cheaper than the other import options from the area.
And it's actually brewed in Germany. Unlike Beck's now!
All my BECK's says imported from Germany on it still
Becks is owned by InBev. They have moved Becks production from North America to St.Louis where they brew Budweiser.
Of course, the imported price tag has remained the same.
You must have old stock, because from my understanding, all North American distribution is now coming for the States.
http://mobile.businessweek.com/articles/2012-10-25/the-plot-to-destroy-americas-beer
Originally Posted By: dwcopple
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
They have moved Becks production from North America to St.Louis where they brew Budweiser.
I was taught that St. Louis is in North America already. Is there another one?
yea, lol
I I ment to say they moved Becks production from Germany to St. Louis in North America.
LOL
Had a brain [censored] there.
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
They have moved Becks production from North America to St.Louis where they brew Budweiser.
I was taught that St. Louis is in North America already. Is there another one?
yea, lol
I I ment to say they moved Becks production from Germany to St. Louis in North America.
LOL
Had a brain [censored] there.
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Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Fav cheap beer would be DAB. It is not as cheap as some domestics, but it is much cheaper than the other import options from the area.
And it's actually brewed in Germany. Unlike Beck's now!
All my BECK's says imported from Germany on it still
Becks is owned by InBev. They have moved Becks production from North America to St.Louis where they brew Budweiser.
Of course, the imported price tag has remained the same.
You must have old stock, because from my understanding, all North American distribution is now coming for the States.
http://mobile.businessweek.com/articles/2012-10-25/the-plot-to-destroy-americas-beer
I also see the new stuff is 4.8%? The stuff I have is 5%. I'll switch beers if I start getting the American stuff, this is ridiculous.
Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Fav cheap beer would be DAB. It is not as cheap as some domestics, but it is much cheaper than the other import options from the area.
And it's actually brewed in Germany. Unlike Beck's now!
All my BECK's says imported from Germany on it still
Becks is owned by InBev. They have moved Becks production from North America to St.Louis where they brew Budweiser.
Of course, the imported price tag has remained the same.
You must have old stock, because from my understanding, all North American distribution is now coming for the States.
http://mobile.businessweek.com/articles/2012-10-25/the-plot-to-destroy-americas-beer
I also see the new stuff is 4.8%? The stuff I have is 5%. I'll switch beers if I start getting the American stuff, this is ridiculous.
Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Fav cheap beer would be DAB. It is not as cheap as some domestics, but it is much cheaper than the other import options from the area.
And it's actually brewed in Germany. Unlike Beck's now!
All my BECK's says imported from Germany on it still
Becks is owned by InBev. They have moved Becks production from North America to St.Louis where they brew Budweiser.
Of course, the imported price tag has remained the same.
You must have old stock, because from my understanding, all North American distribution is now coming for the States.
http://mobile.businessweek.com/articles/2012-10-25/the-plot-to-destroy-americas-beer
I also see the new stuff is 4.8%? The stuff I have is 5%. I'll switch beers if I start getting the American stuff, this is ridiculous.
If you have not tried Dab, give it a go.
Very similar to Becks, a bit cheaper, and made in Germany!
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Originally Posted By: OVERK1LL
Originally Posted By: rg200amp
Fav cheap beer would be DAB. It is not as cheap as some domestics, but it is much cheaper than the other import options from the area.
And it's actually brewed in Germany. Unlike Beck's now!
All my BECK's says imported from Germany on it still
Becks is owned by InBev. They have moved Becks production from North America to St.Louis where they brew Budweiser.
Of course, the imported price tag has remained the same.
You must have old stock, because from my understanding, all North American distribution is now coming for the States.
http://mobile.businessweek.com/articles/2012-10-25/the-plot-to-destroy-americas-beer
I also see the new stuff is 4.8%? The stuff I have is 5%. I'll switch beers if I start getting the American stuff, this is ridiculous.
If you have not tried Dab, give it a go.
Very similar to Becks, a bit cheaper, and made in Germany!
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Originally Posted By: rg200amp
If you have not tried Dab, give it a go.
Very similar to Becks, a bit cheaper, and made in Germany!
I have, and really like it
If you have not tried Dab, give it a go.
Very similar to Becks, a bit cheaper, and made in Germany!
I have, and really like it
I love all Shiner beers and most any other craft beers. Really love Schafly in St. Louis but since moving to Texas that is something I can't have. I have to say my favorite cheap beer is Natty. I have drank enough of that over the years to float a battleship or two. Even now I will have one on occasion. Too bad it's now owned by InBev.
Genny Cream
Keystone Light! It's 6 bucks for a twelve pack down the block from my house.
Originally Posted By: cutter
Genny Cream
better than PBR. but i'd rather pay two dollars more a pack for honey brown plus a lemon to go with it.
usually i just look for a microbrew pale ale that's on sale.
Genny Cream
better than PBR. but i'd rather pay two dollars more a pack for honey brown plus a lemon to go with it.
usually i just look for a microbrew pale ale that's on sale.
Busch Light. $4.29/6 pack bottles here.
Originally Posted By: moribundman
I also don't know why anybody would drink cheap swill. Cheap beer tastes pretty much nasty across the board.
Are you kidding? Most of the "botique" beers I've tasted have been awful. As in like, spit it out in the sink/grass/campfire awful. I've wasted more money dumping that macabre beer down the drain than I'd like to admit. I've tried a lot of beers, and I'll tell you - most anything above $9 a 6 pack is off-limits to me. You can keep your Goose Berry Island garbage and your Fat Tires and your apple flavored beers. I'll take a Bud 55 and a hot dog.
I also don't know why anybody would drink cheap swill. Cheap beer tastes pretty much nasty across the board.
Are you kidding? Most of the "botique" beers I've tasted have been awful. As in like, spit it out in the sink/grass/campfire awful. I've wasted more money dumping that macabre beer down the drain than I'd like to admit. I've tried a lot of beers, and I'll tell you - most anything above $9 a 6 pack is off-limits to me. You can keep your Goose Berry Island garbage and your Fat Tires and your apple flavored beers. I'll take a Bud 55 and a hot dog.
Originally Posted By: zerosoma
Originally Posted By: moribundman
I also don't know why anybody would drink cheap swill. Cheap beer tastes pretty much nasty across the board.
Are you kidding? Most of the "botique" beers I've tasted have been awful. As in like, spit it out in the sink/grass/campfire awful. I've wasted more money dumping that macabre beer down the drain than I'd like to admit. I've tried a lot of beers, and I'll tell you - most anything above $9 a 6 pack is off-limits to me. You can keep your Goose Berry Island garbage and your Fat Tires and your apple flavored beers. I'll take a Bud 55 and a hot dog.
Honestly, I have to agree. A lot of hipster boutique beers I have tried have been truly horrible. A few were okay, but the majority had too much of the wrong flavors.
Most hipster IPAs taste like garden hose water and dirt. I can't stand them. Others might taste like chewing on a piece of rusty steel, or maybe moldy seat fabric from a Kia Sephia that has been in Pull-A-Part for a year with the windows broken out. No thanks.
Originally Posted By: moribundman
I also don't know why anybody would drink cheap swill. Cheap beer tastes pretty much nasty across the board.
Are you kidding? Most of the "botique" beers I've tasted have been awful. As in like, spit it out in the sink/grass/campfire awful. I've wasted more money dumping that macabre beer down the drain than I'd like to admit. I've tried a lot of beers, and I'll tell you - most anything above $9 a 6 pack is off-limits to me. You can keep your Goose Berry Island garbage and your Fat Tires and your apple flavored beers. I'll take a Bud 55 and a hot dog.
Honestly, I have to agree. A lot of hipster boutique beers I have tried have been truly horrible. A few were okay, but the majority had too much of the wrong flavors.
Most hipster IPAs taste like garden hose water and dirt. I can't stand them. Others might taste like chewing on a piece of rusty steel, or maybe moldy seat fabric from a Kia Sephia that has been in Pull-A-Part for a year with the windows broken out. No thanks.
Originally Posted By: 01rangerxl
Honestly, I have to agree. A lot of hipster boutique beers I have tried have been truly horrible. A few were okay, but the majority had too much of the wrong flavors.
Most hipster IPAs taste like garden hose water and dirt. I can't stand them. Others might taste like chewing on a piece of rusty steel, or maybe moldy seat fabric from a Kia Sephia that has been in Pull-A-Part for a year with the windows broken out. No thanks.
I was trying to mentally taste all of your descriptions and I have to say, they're all dead on. Sadly those bottles have met my lips too. The Kia Sephia I had to think about for a bit, but sure enough, it's there.
And some people complain about over-carbonation. Pfft!
I joined a beer forum for roughly 3 days before I got sick of them and left. They called me a troll because I said I enjoyed a Sam Adams from time to time. Heaven forbid. I left there and never returned again!
Honestly, I have to agree. A lot of hipster boutique beers I have tried have been truly horrible. A few were okay, but the majority had too much of the wrong flavors.
Most hipster IPAs taste like garden hose water and dirt. I can't stand them. Others might taste like chewing on a piece of rusty steel, or maybe moldy seat fabric from a Kia Sephia that has been in Pull-A-Part for a year with the windows broken out. No thanks.
I was trying to mentally taste all of your descriptions and I have to say, they're all dead on. Sadly those bottles have met my lips too. The Kia Sephia I had to think about for a bit, but sure enough, it's there.
And some people complain about over-carbonation. Pfft!
I joined a beer forum for roughly 3 days before I got sick of them and left. They called me a troll because I said I enjoyed a Sam Adams from time to time. Heaven forbid. I left there and never returned again!
Yuengling.
Yuengling.
Yuengling.
Yuengling.
Yuengling.
Pretty much all I drink. Most of their stuff is great. I'm not fond of the pumpkin spice though. I got a bad 6 pack once, just left a bad taste.
Originally Posted By: 01rangerxl
Originally Posted By: zerosoma
Originally Posted By: moribundman
I also don't know why anybody would drink cheap swill. Cheap beer tastes pretty much nasty across the board.
Are you kidding? Most of the "botique" beers I've tasted have been awful. As in like, spit it out in the sink/grass/campfire awful. I've wasted more money dumping that macabre beer down the drain than I'd like to admit. I've tried a lot of beers, and I'll tell you - most anything above $9 a 6 pack is off-limits to me. You can keep your Goose Berry Island garbage and your Fat Tires and your apple flavored beers. I'll take a Bud 55 and a hot dog.
Honestly, I have to agree. A lot of hipster boutique beers I have tried have been truly horrible. A few were okay, but the majority had too much of the wrong flavors.
Most hipster IPAs taste like garden hose water and dirt. I can't stand them. Others might taste like chewing on a piece of rusty steel, or maybe moldy seat fabric from a Kia Sephia that has been in Pull-A-Part for a year with the windows broken out. No thanks.
So what is beer supposed to taste like? Water down swill? See that is my view on ANYTHING from Bud/Bush/Miller with maybe the exception being High Life, I don't mind that so much.
I can't stand that [censored] marketed to the masses through fancy advertising and naked women. I will drink anything once and if I don't like it's because it taste bad to me, not in general.
A local brewer told me something I forgot on a recent tour. "The reason people drink macrobeers ice cold is because they taste horrible warm. So they are lead to believe all beer taste horrible warm. Drink a well made ale and it taste funky when it's ice cold because that is not the temp it was designed to be served at. Drink it after siting out for 5-10 mins and you will certainly be rewarded."
Lionshead & Yuengling are my cheap everyday beers. I can't drink Guinness from a can or bottle because it is just not the same.
Originally Posted By: zerosoma
Originally Posted By: moribundman
I also don't know why anybody would drink cheap swill. Cheap beer tastes pretty much nasty across the board.
Are you kidding? Most of the "botique" beers I've tasted have been awful. As in like, spit it out in the sink/grass/campfire awful. I've wasted more money dumping that macabre beer down the drain than I'd like to admit. I've tried a lot of beers, and I'll tell you - most anything above $9 a 6 pack is off-limits to me. You can keep your Goose Berry Island garbage and your Fat Tires and your apple flavored beers. I'll take a Bud 55 and a hot dog.
Honestly, I have to agree. A lot of hipster boutique beers I have tried have been truly horrible. A few were okay, but the majority had too much of the wrong flavors.
Most hipster IPAs taste like garden hose water and dirt. I can't stand them. Others might taste like chewing on a piece of rusty steel, or maybe moldy seat fabric from a Kia Sephia that has been in Pull-A-Part for a year with the windows broken out. No thanks.
So what is beer supposed to taste like? Water down swill? See that is my view on ANYTHING from Bud/Bush/Miller with maybe the exception being High Life, I don't mind that so much.
I can't stand that [censored] marketed to the masses through fancy advertising and naked women. I will drink anything once and if I don't like it's because it taste bad to me, not in general.
A local brewer told me something I forgot on a recent tour. "The reason people drink macrobeers ice cold is because they taste horrible warm. So they are lead to believe all beer taste horrible warm. Drink a well made ale and it taste funky when it's ice cold because that is not the temp it was designed to be served at. Drink it after siting out for 5-10 mins and you will certainly be rewarded."
Lionshead & Yuengling are my cheap everyday beers. I can't drink Guinness from a can or bottle because it is just not the same.
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