Worst Beer You've Ever Had... (1 Viewer)

[General Malaise]

I drank a few smoked pilsner style beers from a Michigan craft brew (can't recall the name) and thought it was decent.  Definitely not a taste for everybody, but I wasn't repulsed.

Two of my best buddies swear by sour beers.  I can't stomach them.  I've never tried one that I enjoyed and I've tried a few.  Not for me.

 

[General Malaise]

Hite is pretty awful

That's the Korean beer?  I've had much worse.  Local Korean place has them in bottles as the only beer choice.  

 

[Zow]

Or you just simply can't accept the fact that everyone doesn't have the same perception of taste that you have.

I told you.  Your subjective opinion is flat wrong. 

 

[D in the D]

I recall buying cases of Rhinelander for 5 bucks during college.  The Heavy Duty, waxed cardboard cases that you had to pay deposit on led us to believe it would be decent. We should have just drank it sitting on the toilet.

 

[Jayrok]

O'Doul's high gravity light.  It's a disgusting beer, but I did have a few of them with The Nature Boy, Rick Flair... so that was cool.  

 

[tangfoot]

That's the Korean beer?  I've had much worse.  Local Korean place has them in bottles as the only beer choice.  

Plastic bottles, right?

 

[Wild Young Billy]

I'll name 3:

1. That Chili beer mentioned before. It was the first that cam to mind. 

2. Kroger sold Cost Cutter beer in yellow cans. I swear there were also gallon milk jug sized ones too but I can't find a pic. 

3. U Save A lot beer. I may have saved money but it didn't save me from the worst hangover after 2 of them. 

 

[Dickie Dunn]

Carling's Black Label

I got my balls busted by a campus cop on moving-in day, not for being underage (I wasn't), but because this was the beer I had ... which I had gotten for my buddy's underage roommate. His exact words that I remember to this day: "Carling??? You must be desperate."   

Worst for me was Sam Adams Triple Bock ... probably the only 6-pack that I've never finished. I brought one to a Pats game, knowing that if I didn't finish it before I crossed Route 1 on the walk through the parking lots, I wouldn't be upset when the state cops made me throw it out.

 

[General Malaise]

Plastic bottles, right?

I don't recall that.  Do they make beer in plastic bottles?  Yuck.

 

[Christo]

Guinness for name beers. 

Shut your mouth

 

[tonydead]

 Surprised no one has mentioned Olympia yet- the "tumwater". Yeah, more like tubwater. At four bucks a case way back when in high school, our group of burgeoning alcoholics chose sobriety. Ended up dumping half the case down the drain just for our 10 cent (Michigan) deposit.

It must be all water because I have my beer fridge set to just a degree or two above freezing and these always explode.

 

[tonydead]

Love sours, personally. Particularly fruited long sours aged in wood. Mmmmm...

And yeah, everyone's palate is different. Hell, my personal tastes have changed a ton over the years.

Been loving sours lately too, but, then I drank two growlers worth and woke up with the worst heartburn I've ever had in my life.  Must be the vinegar or something.

 

[tangfoot]

Worst for me was Sam Adams Triple Bock ... probably the only 6-pack that I've never finished. I brought one to a Pats game, knowing that if I didn't finish it before I crossed Route 1 on the walk through the parking lots, I wouldn't be upset when the state cops made me throw it out.

Hmmm....these were like $8.50 per 6 oz bottle when they were available in 1995.  I highly doubt you bought a sixer of them.

 

[tangfoot]

Worst for me was Sam Adams Triple Bock ... probably the only 6-pack that I've never finished. I brought one to a Pats game, knowing that if I didn't finish it before I crossed Route 1 on the walk through the parking lots, I wouldn't be upset when the state cops made me throw it out.

Hmmm....these were like $8.50 per 6 oz bottle when they were available in 1995.  I highly doubt you bought a sixer of them.

 

[tangfoot]

Been loving sours lately too, but, then I drank two growlers worth and woke up with the worst heartburn I've ever had in my life.  Must be the vinegar or something.

128 ounces of anything is a serious effort.  But the amount of acid in 128 ounces of sours would burn through my stomach, torso, clothes, and probably go through the floor like Alien blood.

 

[tonydead]

Didn't see anyone mention Falstaff.  Cheapest beer ever, less than $5 a rack in college.

And everyone labeling any IPA or other any style of beer as worst ever are just being dumb.  There is good of everything.

 

[tonydead]

128 ounces of anything is a serious effort.  But the amount of acid in 128 ounces of sours would burn through my stomach, torso, clothes, and probably go through the floor like Alien blood.

Yes, that was what it felt like.

And 128 ounces is only 8 pints.

 

[BowieMercs]

I told you.  Your subjective opinion is flat wrong. 

  Not sure if you are trolling or the dumbest mother ####### idiot here. 

Flip a coin.

 

[Dickie Dunn]

Hmmm....these were like $8.50 per 6 oz bottle when they were available in 1995.  I highly doubt you bought a sixer of them.

Good point. I do think I also had the Triple Bock, which came in a fancy bottle, but it was also more recent than that. I guess it was the Double Bock I was thinking about.

 

[Dickies]

My youngest brother despises sours but loves Rauchbier. 

My other brother dislikes Rauchbier but digs sours.

I love them both. There's not a single style of beer I don't thoroughly enjoy. 

I imagine the average beer drinker in America most likely wouldn't care for either. 

It's a good thing, otherwise certain beer styles would either completely dominate the marketplace or would be very expensive/difficult to obtain. 

And Steel Reserve sucks. 

Chili beer?

I can find drinkable examples of every style, but chili beers are universally  :X

 

[17seconds]

Oh come on now this beer is great. I haven't heard one person that didn't like they way it taste. 

Wow.. both girlfriend (IPA lover) and I hated it.  The six pack lasted a week which is unheard of.  Felt like a 12-pack ("Do I *have* to have one of these???")

 

[Evilgrin 72]

Chili beer?

I can find drinkable examples of every style, but chili beers are universally  :X

Is that really a "style?" If so, maybe but I haven't seen a proliferation. I did like Rogue Chipotle Ale, which someone mentioned earlier as awful. I've never had the Cave Creek. 

I haven't found a style of beer I dislike. For most, if they had to pick one they dislike it would be lambics, Flemish sours, or Rauchbier - those seem to be somewhat polarizing. I love them all. 

 

[saintfool]

Just had a sampler pack from New Belgium. One of them was a Ben and Jerry Chocolate Chip Ale. I took a sip and almost threw up in my mouth. Poured both bottles out instantly.