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wswartzendruber
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AAAAUUUGGGGHHHH!!!!!!
I just had a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon. That was the worst stuff in the world!
Up next: Natural Ice! 
EDIT: Ewwww....Fuck!  |
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Pabst Blue Ribbon!
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You've never sampled Eldridge Pope, or any of the Cornish Beers then.
Water has more gravity (and taste)
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wswartzendruber
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| Are those British? I have a hard time believing you guys could ever produce anything worse than what I'm drinking right now. |
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| wswartzendruber wrote: | | Are those British? I have a hard time believing you guys could ever produce anything worse than what I'm drinking right now. |
Oh yes.
There tends to be a line for good Beer in England, generally the further North the better. Having said that, you can find a decent pint in these parts (Midlands) - but sadly they seem to be dying in favour of the mass produced stuff.
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Try a Corsican chestnut beer ....
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http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/pabst-blue-ribbon/734/
2/100. Doesn't beat Corona Extra Dry which gets 1/100.
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I've not had PBR, but Heineken has been the only beer I've given away because it was so nasty. I've had MGD before there was any chance I'd buy it, but it would make that "list" as well.
Also, Pat's Blue Rib'n BBQ
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wswartzendruber
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| Bleh! That was nasty. Next time I'll just play in traffic. |
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Bud light
Coors light
They're both pretty bad |
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| Beer made in USA is a mix of sewage filtrate and lemonade. Disgusting. |
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| wildhorse wrote: | | Beer made in USA is a mix of sewage filtrate and lemonade. Disgusting. |
For your information, so are beers made in any spanish speaking countries.
American microbrews are very good. Microbrewing is big in the states, much bigger than in any European country except Beligum.
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| petrjanda wrote: | | wildhorse wrote: | | Beer made in USA is a mix of sewage filtrate and lemonade. Disgusting. |
For your information, so are beers made in any spanish speaking countries.
American microbrews are very good. Microbrewing is big in the states, much bigger than in any European country except Beligum. |
Please. Don't feed the little trolls.
They become dependent and a nuisance and have to be put down.
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| petrjanda wrote: | | wildhorse wrote: | | Beer made in USA is a mix of sewage filtrate and lemonade. Disgusting. |
For your information, so are beers made in any spanish speaking countries.
American microbrews are very good. Microbrewing is big in the states, much bigger than in any European country except Beligum. |
Beligan beer is the best 
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Beligan beer is the best |
Think I might get some Delirium Tremens or Duval tonight 
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| petrjanda wrote: | | zixnub wrote: |
Beligan beer is the best |
Think I might get some Delirium Tremens or Duval tonight |
*Duvel 
If you ever get the chance you should try tripel karmeliet, one of my favorites
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| zixnub wrote: | | petrjanda wrote: | | zixnub wrote: |
Beligan beer is the best |
Think I might get some Delirium Tremens or Duval tonight |
*Duvel
If you ever get the chance you should try tripel karmeliet, one of my favorites |
Ended up with some nice lambic and Chimay. 
Haven't seen karmeliet around here. I'll try a different liquor store next time - I know one thats not so close to my home which sells only microbrews from around the world.
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| John-Boy wrote: | You've never sampled Eldridge Pope, or any of the Cornish Beers then.
Water has more gravity (and taste) |
i love tribute, from st austells. that's cornish, no? |
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| Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2011 12:44 pm Post subject: Re: Ventures Into the Worst Beer Ever! |
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| wswartzendruber wrote: | I just had a can of Pabst Blue Ribbon. That was the worst stuff in the world!
Up next: Natural Ice! |
Do you mean you have been invited by your neighbours to share a drink with them and that you now understand better why they jump to the pool ? |
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PBR pounders are fantastic  |
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I think PBR is the "it" beer in northern california. Natural Ice is the one to get in Sothern California.
I've had my fair share of Nattys but only ever once drank a PBR. Nasty, although I think overall PBR is better than NL. If you're looking for cheap beer, Keystone Light is the best*. Miller High Life is good too, but good only in the sense that it doesn't have much taste.
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Hey now, whats with all this mention of "good" beer in here. This thread is for worst beer. Quit trying to go off topic.
Now, with that out of the way, the two I think are worst have already been mentioned (PBR and natural light). I'll go ahead and toss Milwaukee's Best out there (if that really is their best, I hope I never have to go to that city).
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| juniper wrote: | | i love tribute, from st austells. that's cornish, no? |
Haven't sampled that, I have tried (however) indulged in a variety of Beers inc RedRuth and I do believe some of St Austells - all have been weak and severely under hopped.
have you tried Marston's ? Their IPA and Double Drop are especially nice (IMHO) -
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| John-Boy wrote: | | juniper wrote: | | i love tribute, from st austells. that's cornish, no? |
Haven't sampled that, I have tried (however) indulged in a variety of Beers inc RedRuth and I do believe some of St Austells - all have been weak and severely under hopped.
have you tried Marston's ? Their IPA and Double Drop are especially nice (IMHO) - |
I have tried marston's, but I can't remember what I think of it. I guess that means i neither loved or hated it. But I will try it again.
tribute is a nice hoppy ale. one of my faves. you can get it many places in the south west. you live in birmingham, right? I don't know what you can get up there. one set i particularly like around here are the bath ales. also a fan of the caledonian beers (deuchars especially. i think they are from scotland).
as you know, i have complained about many things about england on these forums. the beer here makes up for all the other quackery. |
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wswartzendruber
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| Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2013 4:54 am Post subject: Worst Beer Ever? |
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I'm in a bland mood, so I'm having bland beer: Bud Light.
So what's the worst beer ever? There are some worse. Pabst Blue Ribbon comes to mind. |
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