Your guilty pleasure beer

PBR all the way

 

Having been born and raised in Colorado I still enjoy my Coors Banquet. I also enjoy several of their other products like Blue Moon, Third Shift and the Batch 19 was pretty tasty as well.

 

Heineken all day

 

Pacifico with lime

 

If we're talking guilty pleasure, I'm thinking something decadent, that has a shitload of calories and I drink regularly. If that be the case, then I'd say Backwoods Bastard.

But to follow the lead in this thread, I'm going with PBR or Blue Moon.

 

In the hot ass summers of so cal, I can easily take down some Bud light, modelo, Negra Modelo, bohemia, Tecate with some lime, usually when I'm bbqin' though. Gettin heat from both sides. Guiness gets a lot of hate around here and ir easily has its own place also.

 

Same. I live in a fishing community and Yuengling is the darkest beer I've ever seen any drink while fishing. Grab a cooler full of coors lights and your good to go.

 

Its not a mainstream beer but it is either you love it or hate beer, southern tier creme brulee. I can down a whole bomber of the that sweet nectar no problem.

 

Natty Ice is mine foe sure i hate admitting it

 

Heineken from tap. Almost impossible to avoid in the low countries.

 

Same answer as a year ago...Steel Reserve in those bigass cans....manly.

 

I grew up on PBR so find my way back on occasion. Most of my family drinks Busch or Busch Lite during the summer up in Iowa just because it's not that easy to find the good stuff in the small community I grew up in. Got to drinking Keystone light down here in the Houston area during the summer. Just like drinking water on those 95 degree lawnmowing days. As for decadence, I go for a local, Southern Star Buried Hatchet stout.

 

Yuengling Traditional Lager for sure.. sometimes it even surprises me after a hiatus of quality crafts.

 

8% abv is considered a lawnmower beer? I like the way you mow

 

I felt pretty manly that day, 10 years ago, pissing in a Walgreens parking lot at 4 in the afternoon while drunk on Steel Reserve.

 

Foster's Lager

 

Hard to beat crackin' open a sixer of Oranjeboom on a hot day. Finishing the whole thing if it's the weekend.

6pk of 500ml cans of something actually tasty for under $7? Bless you and your deals, Trader Joe's.

 

Surf fishing in Rehoboth with a couple Bud Light Lime's

 

Hey ba's. Tell me your one guilty pleasure beer. I'll let you define it, whether it's an aal you know you shouldn't love, a overpriced semi- whale that you can't avoid buying, or maybe it your own homebrew that you think is better than anything out there. Maybe a low priced, easily available craft that you buy too often. Whatever it is, I know you have that one beer that your craftsmanship tells you that you end up with a little too often. Tell me. My personal one is new Belgium rampant. I have had many better ipas but I can't pass up that $9 8.5 abv goodness

 

1. Breckenridge Oatmeal Stout. It was really probably the first craft stout I fell in love with and to this day I just think it's what I look for in an oatmeal stout even though 99% of other beer advocates think it's average at best.
2. Lone Star. I've only had it once, my buddy brought me back a 12 pack from Texas, but it was probably my favorite adjunct lager and trust me, I've tried them all.