Your guilty pleasure beer

High Life ($12 for a 30 pack!) Coors Banquet.

 

I don't feel guilty about it, but Bud Light Lime is certainly an outlier in terms of my beer purchases

 

Blue moon pumpkin ale.

 

Bud Chelada in a bigass can. It's usually one of the first things I buy when I cross the border. Cheladas are my personal crack - I know it won't go well, but I can't help myself.

 

Mine is Shiner Bock. Goes down easy.

 

I will go Blue Moon too. Easy drinking good beer. Maybe Summer Shandy during the summer times.

 

Dos Equis with mexican food.
Not a beer, but I can do some serious damage to a case of woodchuck in the dog days of summer.

 

Birra Moretti

 

Any beer I drink in my basement when my wife is not looking!

 

Molson Canadian, always a good fallback

 

Heineken, it was my first love.

 

I know you could do a whole lot worse, but I feel a little embarrassed about how much I enjoy Sea Dog's Blueberry beer. I always feel like I'm being a stereotypical girl when I drink one. I love the way it smells though and it's super refreshing. Going to be my go to beer once the weather finally warms up.

 

Bud Light Lime. Just too good on a hot summer day.

 

Abita Purple Haze is mine. I get this a lot at bars, especially if there is not a great selection. Really refreshing, especially in the summer months.

 

The A-Rita series is fine for a cheap, 8% malt liquor that hides the alcohol well. I even thought some of the mixtails they put out were pretty decent.

Also can't beat a cold pabst on a summer day around the pool

 

I'm not fully behind the term "guilty-pleasure", especially pertaining to beer. I get the concept though...

Some previous posters mentioned Rolling Rock, and I'll piggy back on that suggestion. Ice cold, it is refreshing and not offensive in the least. As it warms it becomes one of the worst beers on the planet. Drink cold...drink fast.

 

Shiner bock. Always brings memories of Nashville....and good times followed by morning headaches.

 

No guilt attached really, but I truly enjoy both Yuengling and Stegmaier porters (I like them more than other commercial porter, with the sole exception of Anchor's).
Actually, I also do still often enjoy Bass Ale when I'm out to dinner or at a bar, and have sometimes ordered that over a brew that's made down the street. I do sometimes feel a little guilt over that...but the Bass (even in it's present AB-I iteration) is very nicely balanced and is quite often the better choice.
(Don't throw shit at me...I'm just being honest.)

 

Genesee Cream Ale with a campfire, Negra Modelo with authentic Mexican food.

I'm assuming these a poorly-enough reviewed.

 

Dos Equis Lager with two limes and a frozen mug. There's just something about the iced beer and refreshing limes that I love.