Worst beer you ever had?
There’s no shame in admitting it: We’ve all been in that place — typically in college — when all you had in the fridge was a half-empty tub of margarine, a bottle of ranch dressing and like two 30-packs of cheap-o beer. Realistically, if that happened to me today, I’d probably fall into a deep state of depression and do some serious soul-searching. But back when you’re 21 or 22, you can wear that kind of destitution like a badge of honor. The stories you can tell about your college fridge contents! The point is, we were young, we perhaps hadn’t refined our taste in beer quite so much, and we were broke. Like I said, we’ve all been there. So let’s not pretend like we never drank cheap, awful-tasting beer. Let’s fess up to it. What was the worst beer you ever had?
For me, I’m always partial to the Natural Light/Minnesota Brew/Lost Lake days. Yes sir, there’s nothing quite like six cans of beer for $2.45. Man, was that stuff terrible, or what?
So what about you? Sound off in the comments section about the worst beer you ever had.
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Can’t remember the name. Don’t want to. It was in Viet Nam and the only way they had to cool it was with ice cubes.
BAD
During college, a bunch of us were watching Clint Eastwood’s “The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly” while drinking Buckhorn in returnable bottles. Only time beer ever made me throw up.
Seems like there was “Scotch Buy Light” and maybe even a white generic can that just said “Light Beer” at Safeway. Long, long ago.