anEconomist wrote:
I tried one not too long ago, i woke up the next day with a wicked freakin hangover... getting out of school and having extra money has spoiled me, i went back to the better stuff
LOL, I did the same thing one night with friends.
No fun anymore.
I know some folks hate it, but I think the best heap beer is Miller High Life. For some reason I just think it tastes better than most of the macros.
I can also drink PBR and Coors.
yeah, not the same as it used to be... i'm sure it's well known but have you tried the triple mojotake a 40 of OE, drink it till beer is down to top of label, fill empty space with wine cooler,drink to top of label, another wine coolerdrink to top of lable, another wine cooleri don't know why we did that but it got us pretty good and drunkgotta agree with you on the miller high life as best cheap beer
Soul Runner wrote:
anEconomist wrote:I tried one not too long ago, i woke up the next day with a wicked freakin hangover... getting out of school and having extra money has spoiled me, i went back to the better stuff
LOL, I did the same thing one night with friends.
No fun anymore.
I know some folks hate it, but I think the best heap beer is Miller High Life. For some reason I just think it tastes better than most of the macros.
I can also drink PBR and Coors.
Grain Belt Premium. Very serviceable beer for a reasonable price.
Old Milwaukee is drinkable...I used to like Strohs...
Miller High Life
Brew 102 wrote:
Old Milwaukee is drinkable...I used to like Strohs...
Same here. I think Old Milwaukee is made by Strohs. If I were ambitious I'd go read a can and be sure. I'll also add Yuengling to the list.
ICEHOUSE!!!!!!!!! I love this beer... Red Dog isn't that bad either
Miller High Life is not cheap beer.
It is a classic.
It's from times when everyone didn't consider themselves a pseudo beer connoisseur and the conversation and hanging out was more important than impressing someone with a $10 six pack.
I can afford any beer that is out there, but a cold Miller from that clean, clear bottle is still my favorite.
I can't believe nobody has mentioned Yeungling, yet.
Corona
Lone Star
Bud Light
whoever said high life isn't cheap is wrong...its very cheap
i'd say my favorite cheap bear is keystone light (i actually love the taste)...dirty 30 for probably $14-15. second would be miller high life, probably $15-16 for 30.
anEconomist wrote:
i'm sure it's well known but have you tried the triple mojo
I'll be honest, I have never done this before...
I will have to try, but it is going to be an awful morning following that horror show.
Life is too short for cheap beer.
beeradvocate.com wrote:
I can't believe nobody has mentioned Yeungling, yet.
It was mentioned, a couple posts above by HRE.
And I will give Yuengling a third nod. I have liked everything I have tried by them. Leinie used to be good cheap beer until they were declared a micro brew. I fear the same will happen to the "Y".
I can't get it in my state but live close enough to the state line to stock up when I drive east.
Freddie Kay wrote:
beeradvocate.com wrote:I can't believe nobody has mentioned Yeungling, yet.
It was mentioned, a couple posts above by HRE.
And I will give Yuengling a third nod. I have liked everything I have tried by them. Leinie used to be good cheap beer until they were declared a micro brew. I fear the same will happen to the "Y".
I can't get it in my state but live close enough to the state line to stock up when I drive east.
Oh yes, I see. I am a retard and misspelled Yuengling. What do you mean that Yuengling being "declared a micro brew?"
Black Label or Schmidt.
If I had to pick a cheap beer, I would also go with Yuengling. I really don't know why anyone would drink most of the beers mentioned so far though. These are all the kind of beers that you drink when you're a freshman in college and you really just have to settle for whatever someone is willing to give you. Good beer isn't expensive enough to make it worth drinking Beast.
Noone has given props to "The Beast", Old Milwaukee's Best "It don't get no better than this"
I'm absolutely appalled that anyone thinks PBR is a cheap beer. When PBR won the blue ribon at the 1893 Chicago Worlds Fair Best Beer contest, do you think they called it cheap! I think not, I think they called it.... f***ing awesome!
I think the criteria for gauging a cheap beer needs to be explained before we can have a serious discussion about what a cheap beer is. Being from the brew city, Milwaukee, i'm well aware of many of the products discussed here, as many of them are miller owned. Steel Reserve, Mickey's, Old E...etc...
A cheap beer to me is a beer that is drank soley based upon the financial reasons for purchasing it. For example, if you have to choose between a case of Blatz or a case of Miller Lite, and you go with the Blatz cause you'll save 3 bucks... thats a cheap beer. To me, that would disqualify any of the products over $11 a case, including most miller brand products (miller lite, high life, mgd), budwieser, and coors.
Now whoever said Schmitd, thats a tough cheap beer to drink, primarily because its tough to weigh the financial benifits to drinking alcohol infused urine. Milwaukee's best is a solid choice, as is Special Ex, Red Dog, Mickey's Grenades, and Blatz is always a crowd favorite.
But if you ask me what is my favorite cheap beer, it would Hamm's Premium... whoooooo nelly, delicious and wonderfull and you'll still have enough to buy a condom from the novelty machine in the bowling alley!
Great Topic by the way!
Yuengling Black and Tan. Got 24 for 11.99.