What is the most horrific beer you have ever drank?
If you don't like beer please don't answer this question, I am looking for answers from people that normally enjoy beer but have come across a brew that is just undrinkable.
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M$24 Answers
I will never go for that again in my life and also there is a beer called zingaro and budvisor which are again hopeless beers.
For all you and your friends i would rather suggest to go for fosters,royal challenge and kingfisher beers and never opt for knockout and zingaro next time when you visit India.
So Good Luck!
Jeetu.
My own experience
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M$Most of the really poor beer I find while travelling because I try every new one I see. I've tried dozens of really poor beers from Central America and Mexico the last few years. But none really stand out as below the others.
The same thing happens when I try bottled imports from non-beer drinking countries. Two from Vietnam come to mind. These are often extra bad from having sat around too long in the store.
But the poor beers don't really have the capability to be really bad. They are too bland. Some of the worst beers that I have had have been high priced Belgian beers. They start great; but, they sometimes don't sell. Eventually they become awful, but the bars don't know the difference and still want to sell them months, perhaps years after they have gone off.
One of the saddest tales of bad beer that I have is that of Fritzel's, on Bourbon Street. It is the last genuine traditional jazz joint on the street. Preservation Hall is on a side street and isn't really a normal jazz joint, it serves no food or drink and has no seating. Anyway, I really love the music, and there is no cover but you have to buy at least one overpriced drink per set. They have Warsteiner, a good German beer, on draft. But they don't know how to keep the beer or about cleaning the lines! It's always undrinkable. I've sometimes resorted to gin and tonic there but that's somehow almost as bad.
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M$I remember my "before I was even legal to drink but did anyway" stage. The above listed beers could be had at the corner liquor store for as low as $1.59 for a six pack. Now, when a six pack of pop was $3, and the beer was $1.59...it made for some interesting nights.
I'd say my first really nasty hangover was off of a 12 pack of Old Milwaukee, and half a pack of Marlboro reds. I couldn't EVER bring myself to drink Old Milwaukee again. Keystone Light to me was like someone putting beer flavoring in water. Just enough beer taste to make you mad. Meister Brau was only good for putting cigarettes out in.
After my "cheap beer" phase, I moved on to my "malt liquor" phase. Best to me was St. Ides, followed by Old English 800, then Schlitz Blue Bull. My "friend" had bought me two 40's of Schlitz RED Bull once, and I had drank them down fairly quickly before checking the label. That increased alcohol content in the Red bull made for a VERY interesting drive home. (This was before I stopped doing stupid things like drinking and driving.)
My brother has a much more refined taste, and will warn me when we go out which over-hyped brands to avoid. Right now, give me a tall, ice cold Guinness, and I'm happy. :)
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The Guinness Breo has to be one of the shortest living beers EVER. It was promoted everywhere, where i live, and Even when they were giving it away for free, nobody touched it. It Smelled & Tasted like Soggy Cardboard, i can still smell it if i think about it..
Royal Dutch (I'm not sure if it's still going) Was/is rumoured to be the lesser quality leftovers from the Heineken Brewery, as is Oranjeboom..
But as much as i like Heineken, i couldn't touch that stuff, always left me with a dry mouth and a horrible after taste.
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The worst beer that I've ever had that hasn't been mixed with anything is Dragons Breath:
There isn't much of a story behind this beer. It's just bad. "Beer Pools" for hockey and football are common in Canada. Basically, you bet on teams like normal and buy a 12 of beer for the person at the top of the list every n number of games. If the person wins too often or wins out of pure luck (ie: their kids picked the players) then Dragons Breath is presented as the "prize".
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Nobody I know will touch it, it just sits there waiting for a real emergency (funny though, no one drank it after Hurricane Ike last year)
All my friends and I drink Shiner Bock and St. Arnold Amber. Great Texas beers.
about the born on date:
"Clearly marking the date of manufacture on bottles is so unusual, in fact, that Anheuser-Busch turned date-labeling into a massive marketing campaign. In 1996, the giant brewer began putting plain-English "born on dates" on bottles and cans of Budweiser. Ads for Bud touted the beer's freshness.
As anyone who's ever popped open a "skunky" beer knows, brews do go bad. The primary culprit: oxygen, which binds to the raw materials in beer and alters them, producing off flavors."
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Back when I was younger and I was the only one of my underage friends who could score beer I used to go get cases of 22 22ozs of 211 all the time. Man we had some wild nights!!
Anyways a truely nasty beer that I drank more than my share of. I guarantee I could suck one down now for anything.
me
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I like rauchbier. It's not for everyday though.
I've had the same experience with rauchbier but also had it when it was a great drink... my thinking is, since it is not always a huge seller, you may have tried a skunked bottle which resulted in the interesting levels of flavor being mashed together.
Oddly enough, this beer has a huge following....no idea why
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucky_Lager
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Lucky Lager is still going? Gosh. I don't think I've seen it since the 60's. It used to be in cans. They had a bock beer too, it tasted the same but had caramel color to make it dark. So now it's Canadian? Ironic.
And to be really honest, there is something about Heineken that I really don't like. It may be a good beer to someone else, but I think it's terrible. I'd rather choke down a Keystone.
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Much to the horror of true beer aficionados, I prefer light beers such as Coors Light.
Because I live in Japan, I have the privilege of drinking some of the world's "finest" fake beers known (in some forms) as Happoshu. Basically Japan has an ongoing war between brewers and tax authorities where the tax man adds a new penalty on some variation of beer and the brewers come up with a unique version that doesn't fall in to the existing taxation categories (blue algae for instance). But as I prefer "watered down" beer in the first place, most of them are just fine with me.
It took a trip to Guam to find my most unfavored beer.
I went to Guam expecting a "taste of home" in the form of my old friend Coors Light. I was so excited when we went to the local grocery store that I didn't notice the slightly different label on the 12 pack of what I thought was Coors Light.
It wasn't until we returned to the hotel room and I had a swig of my brew that I noticed I was drinking Rainier Light.
It could be something similar to drinking tea when you are expecting cola, but it was definitely the top of my "unfavorable" beer experiences.
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I obtained a six-pack of this cr@p sometime in the '80s during my high school/college days.
A friend of mine and I each took one sip and decided to throw away the rest. I know it's a sin, but it's also true.
The stuff was sour, bitter and yuck.
My favorite? Coors Light- bottle please.
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M$Not sure if it counts, but to me Zima tastes like kerosene. Fortunately I outgrew the beer-like and wine cooler phase very quickly.
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I remember Zima! Actually, I liked that when I was still in my "stupid" phase because it was clear, but it got you drunk, and I could drive with a cup of it and no one would be any the wiser that I was drinking over-priced malt liquor.
What I really miss was Zima Gold! That had a nice little apple-ish after taste to it. It disappeared from the Chicago market, and I actually emailed Zima and was informed that they discontinued it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zima
My source is me and the time I almost threw up from a sip of coors. :)
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Why? A one or two word answer isn't near enough to give you a chance for the "Best Answer" considering this question offers a tip.
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Why? A one or two word answer isn't near enough to give you a chance for the "Best Answer" considering this question offers a tip.
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Besides, Guinness is great!
