Below Average (or Bad) Beers You Still Like

Shipyard Smashed Blueberry. I have "beer" friends who basically gag when I say I love that beer. But I look forward to it every year.

 

Proud Steel Reserve fan here.

 

Stella is a good standby at a lot of restaurants that don't have great tap selections and I'm in the mood for something other than Guinness or Sam Adams.

Another one I would say is Buffalo Bill's Blueberry Oatmeal Stout. Got mediocre ratings on here... I thought it was better than average. Not mind-blowing, but not offensive or a drainpour.

 

Moretti La Rossa. Probably sneered at by many, but an extremely drinkable Doppelbock.

 

I can crush some Amstel Light and Red Stripe, even though are rated poorly here, and I can still look down on Bud Light while doing so!

 

First one that comes to mind is Magic Hat #9. To this day, I still enjoy the way the apricot plays off the zestiness of the hops. Aprihop does the same thing, only better, but #9 was the first to do it.

 

Miller High Life.

Man, I love a crackling cold champagne of beers in a glass bottle right after mowing the lawn.

 

While I'm not alone based on the ratings, I freakin' LOVE Blue Moon Cinnamon Horchata.

 

Bière Du Démon. I liked it, but I guess my opinion is in the minority.

 

Yuengling for sure

 

Besides some of the usual suspects mentioned above (Stella; anything Shiner and Yuengling), Heineken and Moosehead for me. Gotta buy them in the closed 12 packs, though. Especially Moosehead at 7.99 for a 12 anyday!

 

For some reason, Coors original just warms my cockles.

 

If you didn't drain pour it, you are in the minority. Liking it clearly makes you a singularity

 

not sure if its considered a 'bad' beer, but I can drink the shit out of some ranger ipa

 

Everyone I've talked to hated Craggie but I was rather impressed with everything I had the chance to try...which this far east sadly wasn't a whole lot.

 

I can drink most any cheap AAL and enjoy it, but I never could do Bud Light.

Not to knock your taste - I just have always found it odd that that one stands out to me as undrinkable when it supposedly appeals to the lowest common denominator.

 

One of my first IPAs, I've been meaning to give it another go (I remember thinking it was 'different') but I can't bring myself to buy a 6 pack when there's other beer to buy (and no, build a six with ranger isn't an option at my store).

 

I guess Baltika #6 (Porter) qualifies- it's an 82(Good), while the Florida Cracker in the OP is an 83 (Good). IOW- they're both good beers . I bet mine's cheaper, though

 

Tsingtao.