Beers for a 90s Night

Anything from Bud, Miller or Coors.

 

Molson Ice

 

This sucks as bad as the 90s did

 

I think I just threw up in my mouth a little.

 

regs: Red Dog, southpaw, red wolf

craft: pete's wicked, red hook, goose island, victory

 

Labatts

 

Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Anchor Steam, Arrogant Bastard ( yup, available in the late 90's ).

and if I remember correctly Hefenweizens were quite popular.

 

Well, if you can get Zima, go with that...otherwise, Sam Adams, Abita Springs and some bad music and you should be OK

 

Getting them nowadays is going to be the problem- stuff like Pete's Wicked Ale and Celis White were ubiquitous but are no longer brewed.

The biggies like Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Samuel Adams Boston Lager and Boston Ale are still around, but I'm not so sure they scream 90s to me.

Maybe Anchor Liberty Ale, Bass Ale, some of the older Anderson Valley stuff, Deschutes Mirror Pond and Black Butte, Pilsner Urquell- all of that in the same place at the same time would probably bring me back.

 

Coors Dry

 

Cherry wheat

 

Yuengling lager for me, but I dont think they distribute Iowa.

 

i would add that the upland core offerings were available in the '90's. the bad elmer porter would be a good choice

 

Since you mentioned Pete's, I thought Mendocino would also be a great choice.

 

Agree on Pete's Wicked Ale and SA Cherry Wheat. Another to consider: Killian's Red.

 

Without a doubt! I saw them a lot more back then.

I would still get the Black Hawk- mostly because it's usually a cheap sixer, but it's also pretty good if you think of it as a porter. They do have a nice English yeast signature, but the beers kinda lack oomph, unfortunately.

 

Didn't Rolling Rock take off in the Midwest in the 90's?

 

I put down a LOT of Red Dog, Icehouse, and Pete's Wicked back in those days! I kind of miss Pete's, though!

 

I bought one of those once out of curiosity, it just tasted like alcoholic grape soda to me. It's not really beer but it's a dirt cheap way to get drunk fast.