Beers you regret drinking?

Haha. This was the last beer on my most recent birthday craft beer bar blitz a few months ago. I actually ordered it for my wife, who liked it, but couldn't drink more than a few sips because it was so sweet. I kind of felt the same way. We were way late to get back to our babysitter but I remember trying to chug it and almost puking. I ended up leaving about 1/3 of the glass on the sink in the restroom. Brutal stuff.

 

everytime I open my Pumpkinator I have already had to much to drink.

 

Oarsman is supposed to be tart/sour.

 

Dogfish Head Sierra Nevada life and limb
Dogfish Head Sierra Nevada Life & Limb Rhizing Bines
Dogfish Head Sixty-One
Foolproof Brewing King Of The Yahd

 

My standard answer...Hell or High Watermelon

Fan of 21st, but not this one.

 

I'm willing to bet you had fun, this is what I always assume when I don't remember. It's more comforting rather than shameful.

Jesus, 22 bombers to four dudes. I'm pretty sure you guys would have enjoyed yourselves more had you spaced that out over a weekend. After a few beers of the same style, they all start to taste too similar.

 

I don't remember regretting drinking any beers, but I regret finishing some.

 

And it is only mildly so....

 

Southern Tier Crème Brule was absolutely disgusting. At this point it truly is the only beer I regret drinking because I couldn't make it passed 1 sip.

 

Glad I wasn't the only one. It just tasted cheap and disappointing.

I really did not like Brux. It was right up my alley with the other wilds and sours I love, but I just... I just couldn't do it! It tasted like horse hooves to me. Dirty and dusty and just not pleasant.

 

Sam Adams Rauchbier...thankfully the bomber was split between four guys. That was probably the worst beer I have ever had. I tasted like it had chunks of smoked meat floating in it.

 

My Blueberry Nightmare. Drain poured that nail polish remover.

 

I almost drank my bottle of Southern Charred after already drinking bombers of Nelson Imperial IPA, Double Jack, Goodlife Descender IPA, Le Freak, Fremont Abomanable Ale, and a couple 12 ozers of Lil Sumpin Sumpin...needless to say I wouldnt have been able to remember it let alone taste it...good thing I resisted...I probably should have resisted a few other things but I was able to at least really enjoy the Double Jack

 

Alaskan Smoked Porter by suggestion. Not to my liking whatsoever, although I did drink it all.

 

Barrel Aged Old Rasputin. Drank it way too early, should have let it age a bit. $27 not well spent.

 

I find the fifth one to be consistently regrettable. The second is always delicious; the third is a fulfilled promise; the fourth is a challenge to the universe that I can enjoy too much of a good thing; the fifth is reality setting in at 5:30 a.m. when I have to be at work by six. The fifth beer is always regrettable--except on weekends.

 

Trying Tecate a second time years after trying it the first. I was thinking it couldn't have been THAT bad - but it is.

 

I mean no disrespect when I say this but seriously people, you should really save your drainpours for beers that actually warrant it!

 

As an adult, I've been very lucky. I haven't had anything so bad that I'd use the word "regret".

However, I remember one fateful night when I was 4 years old and asking my mom for a drink of whatever she had in her hand. She passed the Old Milwaukee over, and I just about puked right there.

 

I regret opening my last Founders Imperial Stout, hammered, at bar time and spilling it all over my white, cloth chair.