Beers for a 90s Night

I think you might fail on this. What was is no longer and what still is is current

 

Sam Adams Triple Bock and Mickeys Big Mouth.

 

I actually like Steel Reserve and have been looking to try this even though I know exactly what the outcome will be. Guessing standard Steel Reserve base mixed with what tastes shockingly sweet berry juice that will have you sloppy drunk. This will eventually turn into a pounding headache because of the cheap malt liquor and added sweetness. I will feel oddly regretful and dirty upon waking up but happy I tried it.

Back on topic, I actually liked the '90s as well. Since I was under 21 back then, my beer memories from the decade are Rolling Rock, Hoegarden, Tsingtao, Heineken, and an occasional Corona. Maybe some Mike's Lemonade too. Never tried it myself, but if you can get your hands on some Zima you have to do it.

 

I seem to recall the early 90's Molson and Moosehead being particularly sought after as go to beers in our neck of the woods, Tennessee.

 

Miller Lite Ice

 

ANone remember Crazy Horse Malt Liquor?

 

Harpoon IPA
Sam Adams Boston Lager
Sierra Nevada Bigfoot
Pete's Wicked Winter

 

Well this isn't the 90's but these are the oldest BA ratings I can find, and some of the beers certainly date back to the 90s:
http://web.archive.org/web/20010202170000/http://beeradvocate.com/beer_reviews/list_rated.php

The Wayback Machine also managed to archive some beer.com from the late 90s
https://web.archive.org/web/19960615000000*/http://beer.com

 

Rhino Chasers? New Amsterdam? Scott, where is your pub? Maybe we would like to go.

 

Dos Equis Dark (Amber). I'm sure the Most Interesting Man In The World drank it in the 90's.

 

This would be amazing

bahahaha

 

You beat me to Cisco. That along with Beast and Bud Dry bring back memories of high school

 

Still get heartburn when I think about drinking that one.

 

Natural Light in 12oz cans. $7.56 a case at most Supermarkets in NH seven days a week, no tax, no deposit and easy to split across several dorm rooms as to avoid the dreaded "central source"

 

Icehouse, Anchor Steam, Leinenkugel red, Mickey's Ice 40's, St. Ides flavors,and the most revolting 40 I ever had..Crazy Horse.

 

Zima

 

Make the Crenshaw district proud! Got to go with the 8-ball! (Old English 800 40's)

Do they still make Crazy Horse? That was some insane stuff there.

 

Craft then SA Cherry Wheat & Saranac are still on the shelves kicking around.

 

Pyramid Hefewisen

 

Without Pete's Wicked Ale, IMHO the closest thing to 90's "craft" beer that you can still buy today would be Gordon Biersch, Sierra Nevada or Samuel Adams. I'm not sure but maybe Anchor? I think Lagunitas was founded in 1993 so that's 90's-esque. For some reason, I think most beer savvy people were drinking lots of Bass Pale Ale back then and experimenting with Black and Tans though.