The worst beer
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To be fair no, I've only really sampled/heard of international brands. In my defence, I don't see why I would of heard of these more obscure companies from across the Atlantic, but suppose it shows you can find something good anywhere if you look hard enough.Micalas said:
I thought VB was shit... then I first tried American Budweiser. How do you Americans drink that fermented cat's piss? Hmmm? HOW DAMMIT?
XXXX Summer Bright Lager, it was funny seeing it passed around at a party and everyone having the same grimace a second after drinking it.
Eventually we managed to get rid of it by convincing a friend who came late that everyone at the party had to drink a bottle of it.
Eventually we managed to get rid of it by convincing a friend who came late that everyone at the party had to drink a bottle of it.
Foster's. It's the most godawful swill ever to have been bottled. A very close second would be shit like Miller's, Coors, Budweiser (the American one, not real Budweiser from the Czech Republic).
Olympia. It honestly tastes like vomit. It's cheep but there are beers that are even less expensive that actually taste decent.
The Honey Red beer from Super Store is actually pretty good and it's really cheep.
The Honey Red beer from Super Store is actually pretty good and it's really cheep.
The worst I've tasted yet is Tuborg, which I think is Danish. It is cheap though, so I know people who gladly drink it, because they drink it for the sole reason that it contains alcohol.
Am I the only person who thinks it's weird that the OP would berate his host over the beer they provided? I'd just politely ask for a glass of water or something if I didn't want the Coronas. Actually, I rather think this entire thread is on the negative side. I'm almost at a loss to try and suggest beers that are terrible.
A lot of this seems to come down to preference, especially in lagers versus ales. I would like to point out that most American beers that get exported aren't great, but a lot of great beer is made in the US, especially in Midwest microbreweries. Leinenkugel and Bell's come to mind pretty swiftly as examples of quality stuff.
A lot of this seems to come down to preference, especially in lagers versus ales. I would like to point out that most American beers that get exported aren't great, but a lot of great beer is made in the US, especially in Midwest microbreweries. Leinenkugel and Bell's come to mind pretty swiftly as examples of quality stuff.
Bud Light, it tastes wayyyy watered down, not sure if it's the fact that light beer in Australia still tastes like beer but there is something wrong with Bud
Warm beer. Even crappy beer can taste good at 4°C.
The worst brand of popular beer I've had is Corona. It tastes like it's been diluted and they charge $60 Australian per carton. Fuck that, I'll drink my $1 per can Export over that stuff any day.
"Corona is for people who want to look like they drink beer but are too pussy to drink beer" - One of my mates after a few.
The worst brand of popular beer I've had is Corona. It tastes like it's been diluted and they charge $60 Australian per carton. Fuck that, I'll drink my $1 per can Export over that stuff any day.
"Corona is for people who want to look like they drink beer but are too pussy to drink beer" - One of my mates after a few.
Fosters.I loves me aussie beer in general,but there's a reason we export the fosters:cuz no true aussie drinks it.