What beer do you dislike/hate most?

[Snakehead]

PBR.  Sucks too because sometimes it'll be the only cheap option and my friends will often get pitchers of it.

Heineken is a close second and possibly way worse really because it's so much more expensive.

[Brendan]

Heineken. If it's a Heineken or nothing, pour me a big glass of nothing

I too hate this beer, but - I hate Blue M<oon the mostest.

Ugh.

[Donoghus]

I pretty much don't trust any beer that comes in a green bottle. Heineken, Rolling Rock, etc....

Awful.

[jojowhite10]

Icehouse and Miller High Life are my least favorite.

Heineken has a special spot because it was the first beer I ever puked from.

Can't drink Gansett after pledging...

[Redz]

There are a lot of beers that aren't really trying to sell themselves as something good.  The Piels of the world.

For my money, the worst beer I ever had was one of these.



Pure swill.

When I was in college I went to visit my brother in Arizona.  We went on a long road trip and saw the Grand Canyon for an afternoon.  On our way back we stopped to spend the night at a friend his parents' house.  They were super nice people.  The Dad graciously offered us a beer.  At that very moment there was nothing better in the world than the idea of a frosty cold one.  It had been a long, hot day.  We both said "yes" and he promptly produced to Hamms from the fridge.  We cracked them open and took big chugs, then had to force a big "thanks" through the wince inducing bitterness.  They were nasty.  When he left the room for a moment we both did the gracious thing and chugged them down painfully but fully.  It was the only way to get through them.

[The Fawb]

i picked corona because they didn't have the worst type of beer in existence- anything with a number on the end. miller 64 yada yada yada. All of these types of beers are just plain offensive. I can't believe some of these beer on this list though. Some are true classics, i'm drinking a yuengling tallboy right now and have a sixer of sierra nevada pale ale in the fridge for later.

[Redz]

i picked corona because they didn't have the worst type of beer in existence- anything with a number on the end. miller 64 yada yada yada. All of these types of beers are just plain offensive. I can't believe some of these beer on this list though. Some are true classics, i'm drinking a yuengling tallboy right now and have a sixer of sierra nevada pale ale in the fridge for later.

I've been loving everything Sierra Nevada has to offer.

[minijericho29]

Red Dog isn't an option?

[KGs Knee]

Haha!

Most of the beers I see people are saying they hate, I love.

Heineken, Corona, Blue Moon...all awesome

I do like Bud Light too, preferably the Platinums.

PBR, Natty, Miller, Milwaukee's Worst....those are some horrible beers.

[Lucky17]

When life hands you crappy beer, make micheladas. Best way to drink PBR, Corona, Bud Light, etc.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michelada

[KGs Knee]

Thw absolute WORST beer I've ever had was a chocolate stout (don't remember the name).  Literally, one sip was enough to make me gag.

It was at The Outer Banks Brewing Co. in Kill Devil Hills, NC.  Stupidly tried one of those sampler deals.  They did have quite a few other good beers though.  Awesome brats too.

[Lucky17]

The most recent disappointing beer I had: Sam Adams Mighty Oak. A red ale (strike one) that had been oak aged (strike two).

No subtlety or complexity to this beer at all, just a big mouthful of wet wood.

[Redz]

The most recent disappointing beer I had: Sam Adams Mighty Oak. A red ale (strike one) that had been oak aged (strike two).

No subtlety or complexity to this beer at all, just a big mouthful of wet wood.

Yeh the summer mix pack is pretty boring.  They had a limited edition mixed IPA 12 pack that was as good as anything I've had Sam wise.  Unfortunately I didn't know it was a limited edition or I would have bought more.

[indeedproceed]

The most recent disappointing beer I had: Sam Adams Mighty Oak. A red ale (strike one) that had been oak aged (strike two).

No subtlety or complexity to this beer at all, just a big mouthful of wet wood.

Yeh the summer mix pack is pretty boring.  They had a limited edition mixed IPA 12 pack that was as good as anything I've had Sam wise.  Unfortunately I didn't know it was a limited edition or I would have bought more.

I don't mind Mighty Oak, although I get why it's disappointing. Sam Adam is like five guys. You get above average, but not special, not unique, and not excellent.

I loved that IPA pack, but none of them held a candle to the elite IPAs out ther, in any of the variations they tried. But where I am, paying 14 bucks for 12 average IPAs with a little variety is a win.

[Redz]

The most recent disappointing beer I had: Sam Adams Mighty Oak. A red ale (strike one) that had been oak aged (strike two).

No subtlety or complexity to this beer at all, just a big mouthful of wet wood.

Yeh the summer mix pack is pretty boring.  They had a limited edition mixed IPA 12 pack that was as good as anything I've had Sam wise.  Unfortunately I didn't know it was a limited edition or I would have bought more.

I don't mind Mighty Oak, although I get why it's disappointing. Sam Adam is like five guys. You get above average, but not special, not unique, and not excellent.

I loved that IPA pack, but none of them held a candle to the elite IPAs out ther, in any of the variations they tried. But where I am, paying 14 bucks for 12 average IPAs with a little variety is a win.

I know this is the bad beer thread and there's a good beer thread, but while we're on the topic:



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