Beers you will never drink again

Crime was more of a punishment than Punishment was, cheers!

 

Right now, the top 5 are:
Sam Adams Cherry Wheat
Harpoon Winter Warmer
Olde English 800
21st Amendment Fireside Chat
Bethlehem BrewWorks Rude Elf

 

It's funny how different each persons pallet is. This is maybe my all time favorite beer.

 

Mine was a sip of each at WinterStorm and I said , "Nope. Im good" No way.

Cheers!

 

Did you try Logsdon Seizon Bretta yet?

Cheers!

 

Stone Arrogant Bastard

 

Cave Creek Chili and Weyerbacher Riserva 2010. I usually like almost everything from Weyerbacher but I just couldn't finish this one.

 

god yes to CC Chili.
I REALLY wanted to like this beer.

 

Kasteel Rogue
New Holland Charkoota Rye

 

This topic was discussed a bit above, but I'll just say Unearthly (the only one you listed that I've had) was way to malt-forward for my palate, not to mention a pretty pricey bomber—as all ST beers seem to be. I'll take a superior, local $5 DIPA over an inferior $9 one shipped across the country anyday.

 

Ditto on the Peach Porch Lounger. At best a mediocre beer with a big price to hurt even more. I really do love a lot of the Lips of Faith but New Belgium does a shitty job on Brett brews.

 

What are some beers that you will simply never drink again?
my list is more beer style than brewer
La Roja - Jolly Pumpkin Artisan Ale (American Wild Ale)
Elysian - Loser Pale Ale (American Pale Ale) or any English Pale Ales ,
American Double/Imperial IPA , American Double/Imperial Pilsner's

 

Other than some obvious BMC offerings (BL Lime, Mich Ultra, Etc.):
Stone 16th
Stone arrogant bastard
Sam Adams cherry wheat
Pretty much ALL pumpkin beers
DFH festina peache

 

New Holland Dragon's Milk. I got through about a third of a bomber and dumped the rest. The barrel aging made it taste acrid and really unpleasant. I had heard good things about this beer so I was really disappointed. It's made me reluctant to buy stuff from New Holland at all. Mad Hatter is a decent, sessionable IPA though and I thought the Poet Oatmeal Stout was decent enough, so it isn't like I hate the brewery or have anything against them.

 

I've never bought a Trader Joe's beer. good to know i can guess from the label if i ever do.

 

Because all three are too sweet? ST beers all seem to be sweet, some more than others, but I can understand how some don't like them at all. I love a lot of their stuff (Pumking, Choklat, 2XIPA) but I personally am not a fan of Backburner and not a fan of Unearthly for an everyday DIPA.

 

Positive Contact-Found there to be nothing positive about it.

Pumking-Never ever again...

 

21st Amendment Hell or High Watermelon. Tasted like rancid watermelon rind brewed with beer.
Sam Adams Whitewater IPA. A horrid abomination with a disgusting aftertaste.

And I also drainpoured New Glarus's Smoked Rye, but I think that's a style thing. Not a rauchbier fan, it turns out.

 

Cannot believe no one has said Bud Light Clamato. Yes, tomato, lime, and clam juice in a Bud Light. I have never thrown up so much in my life, and that's counting a bout of food poisoning (and I only had a large sip of it). I absolutely cannot imagine anyone ever buying and liking this beer, but I can surely see it used in forms of torture in Third World countries.

Oh, and Abita's Southern Pecan. They hit it right on the head in flavor, but I think they used rotted pecans. Horribly disgusting.

Dang, forgot another one. Abita's 18th Star. Looked like someone peed into a puddle of mud, then bottled it. Tasted no better.

 

It's probably not listed because many of us are not dumb enough to try it.



(Just a quick joke, I couldn't resist. No offense I hope)