our tasteless president has a taste for perhaps the very worst beer in the world
Posted on 09/22/2014 6:51:25 AM PDT by SoFloFreeper
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Russians Just Bought America’s Most Beloved Crappy Beer Written by HILARY POLLACK September 19, 2014 / 4:15 pm Say goodbye to Pabst Blue Ribbon’s status as our nation’s most iconic cheap beer. For the past 170 years, Pabst Blue Ribbon has been a staple in the diets of American college students, starving artists, and broke drunks. And it’s likely to maintain that status for years to come—but it will now be in the hands of Russians....
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Hamms tastes like it greasy.
I was in Japan some years ago, and discovered to my amazement that Budweiser is considered a “premium beer” there.
Ugh....nasty..!
312 Wheat Beer... worst beer ever invented..by far...
I’ll amend my vote.
Worst beer in the history of the world:
Esker Alt, brewed by Slab City Brewing Co., in Bondule, Wisconsin.
Sold in half gallon jugs.
Open the cap and take a whiff. Akkkk !
Ever hear of Drewry’s? I had colleagues in the Ozarks area at one time who drank that swill. Once visiting them, they offered me one. Talked about retching....
“Most crappy beer?”
Natural Light, IMO.
Several bad beers that immediately come to mind...
Carlings Black Label
Old Milwaukee
Olympia
Miller Lite
Coors Lite
The Genny Screamers would get you coming and going. 12 Horse Ale wasn’t so bad though.
LOL--I don't think that's quite what the commies meant when they said that we would sell them the rope . . . .
“I’ve heard that although Foster’s is marketed here as a great Australian beer, its pretty much Australia’s version of PBR over there.”
I’ve heard the same thing about Corona. Down in Mexico, it’s considered a substandard beer but they marketed it well up here and sales took off.
PBR is the beer of choice amongst “hipsters”.
Which is to say, young bohemian slacker-types.
Which is to say, Communists.
So it all kind of works itself out.
Schlitz is part of the Pabst “family of brands”.
So the Russkies own that one now too.
The Trabant of beers, tastes as great as its name.
We always pronounced it with the L silent.
I used to have a millionth-generation xerox cartoon depicting a very well endowed stallion simultaneously drinking from a bucket of Budweiser and filling a bucket of Miller Light.
Wish I still had it.
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