[wjcsux]

Falstaff deserved to die. That was the nastiest beer on the planet!

[Hoodat]

Falstaff deserved to die. That was the nastiest beer on the planet!

That's only because there is doubt as to whether Naty Bo can actually be classified as 'beer'.

[DeFault User]

Falstaff, the Thirst Slacker, as Ol’ Diz used to say (Pee Wee too).

Back in the 60s I was killing time in a bar one afternoon with some buddies. A beer distributor walked in and offered free Falstaffs (as much as you could drink while he was there) to the patrons. As a poor college student, I didn’t turn him down, but one fellow refused to drink the free beer—for good reason. Yecchhh!

[muir_redwoods]

I’ll bet you never had a delightful Hulls Export. The joke was that the government made them export it

[Dr. Sivana]

That was the nastiest beer on the planet!
Among widely distributed beers, I would suggest Piels or Schmidts. In a league of their own were Break Beer and Koch's Holiday Ale.

[no gnu taxes]

Falstaff deserved to die. That was the nastiest beer on the planet!

Remember the generic beer in the early 80s with just a white can and a black lettered "BEER" on it. Those were manufactured by Falstaff and tasted like you had bought a case of Falstaff and left it in the trunk of your car for a week. Talk about wretched!

[wbill]

That was the nastiest beer on the planet!

I dunno about that. Might go to Nasty-Gansett....another beer mentioned in the article. Geez, who would be nostalgic for that swill?