Defend an average/mediocre beer

Hamms isn't bad for how cheap it is.

 

You're knocking down more than a pint for sure. I live in a college town so it's a great binge drinking game.

 

Steel Reserve has its time and place. It's cheap and always puts a smile on my face. I just associate it with good times and actually think it is pretty refreshing at cool/cold temps.

 

Boston Ale is probably the best beer they make (and about the only one I buy from them these days)- very solid choice.

 

They still make that? I remember really old people drinking that when I was really young. I'm 49 so that was a long time ago.

 

Corona with chips and salsa sitting outside love it

 

Yessir. SINK THE BIZ. A Hoosier classic. Just played it last Friday evening! IU baby!

 

Beer is alot like movies. Sometimes you would rather watch The Hangover than Lincoln.

 

Ha yup and sells for $10/30 pk sometimes less if you buy it warm and on sale.

 

Here I wasn't expecting Yuengling to have shown up in this thread by now, but I was pleasantly surprised. For a long time (before I discovered actual good beers) this was the go-to for me most places (alongside Hoegaarden, although Yuengling was about half the price or better in terms of value). I still try to have one every time I go back to PA, and stand by it as "the worst beer I will enjoy drinking." It's quite good when it's quite cold.

 

Belvidere Big IPA - Rock Art Brewery

I usually don't go by reviews on here unless it is a really hard to find brew. I go by what I just like. I have my favorite styles and a lot of times I go by cool names and word of mouth and just random shelf pulls.

So when I see that Belvidere Big IPA is rated as an 85/Good on here it kinda boggles me. But like all beer, it's a matter of personal taste. I find this to be a stellar brew from an underrated Vermont brewery. Not everything has to be Heady or Lawson's in VT.

 

I love me some Hoegaarden. I'm convinced that its the perfect beer to get people into drinking beer.

 

Heineken. I like the skunk!

 

Genny Cream Ale

 

Hoegaarden and Leffe Blonde.. Let's give the Americanized Belgians some love.. Sure they may have sacrificed quality for the sake of mass production and mass appeal, but they can still give you that little refreshing taste of Belgian when you need it.

 

I'll drink most of the popular AALs out there. I still drink plenty of Coors Banquet and Coors Light. Many people on this site hate on it, but there's nothing wrong with it in my eyes.

Cheers to superior drinkability and cold, crisp, refreshing AALs!

 

Lord Chesterfield Ale.
My "defense": I enjoy drinking it.

 

little kings and mickeys.

 

Longhammer IPA- might not stand tall in its "category" but a tasty beverage none the less. I feel the same way about Harpoon IPA...great beers to stock the fridge with and who are victims of their success and size on websites like this.

 

Yuengling Lager is about it for me. Nothing offensive, a bit of flavor, reasonably drinkable. Fat Tire is about right, as well.