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Favorite low to mid price range beer?

21 years ago

What is your your favorite cheap or regular price beer?I'm talking about anything from the cheapest stuff they make up to about 6 bucks a six pack.I like alot of the higher priced stuff,but rarely buy it anymore.For my cheap beer,I like pabst blue ribbon better than the other cheap brands,and I like original coors for my regular priced beer,but most of them will do,they all taste almost the same anyway.I've tried most of high priced imports(at least the ones I can find around here),and I like most of them.I think if I could afford any beer I wanted,I'd drink alot of guinness,and beck's and warsteiner.

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Sunny66
21 years ago
My favorite cheap beer is Rainier or Henry Weinhardts. These may be local to the northwest, I'm not sure. I can usually get a case of Rainier for 7 bucks. Bars here serve mainly expensive microbrews, but some have Henry's and it is always a lot cheaper than the micros. As for mid-priced beers, I like Coors Light, Bud, and High Life. As long as it tastes watered-down I like it. I can't drink thick, bitter beers.
zzeasy
21 years ago
Busch Light and Yuengling Lager, occasionally Coors Light; will probably try the new Michelob Ultra
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caliloo
21 years ago
Another vote for Yuengling Lager. I also like LaBatts Blue, Molson Golden and Moosehead.

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Ray Scheel
21 years ago
The cheapest I'll go is MGD or Miller Lite, more often I'll pick up a 12 of Rolling Rock. Mid-range, Shiner Blonde or Bock ($10/12 pack) is my "everyday" choice. I watch for St Pauli Girl on sale, or Hornsby's Hard Cider, and as a treat, something from the Celis brewery.
Lars
21 years ago
Rainer is good cheap beer.
josigirl_wi
21 years ago
Busch Light isn't too bad for $10 for 18 pack!
wildchild
20 years ago
MGD or Coors. Never understood the point of any light beer.
dallascowboys321_yahoo_com
17 years ago
National Bohemian(natty boh), a Baltimore brewed pale ale. Usually would run you about $5-6 a 12pk of cans.
labmomma
16 years ago
cheap - Rolling Rock, nothing like an ice cold one on an extremely hot day. A bit more - Stella Artois - expensive -Chimay for fall or heavier meals and Hoegarden for lighter meals.

I am not a beer drinker, but the ones listed above would be what I would drink if I felt like a beer with a meal.
larryinseattle
16 years ago
Depends upon your taste. I find American and Asian commercial beers to be at best tasteless fixes for thirst. Water is usually a better choice. I can't find any microbrews for less than about $7 for a 6-pack. But generally I make it myself for about $3 and it is better than anything I can buy - if I do say so myself...

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