whats the "worst, or lowest beer on your scale you would drink? what beer sets the bar and you have to have that beer or better?

when im at a bar or restaurant and they have no craft beers while they usually have a sam aams seasonal or newcastle, both which i enjoy, yeungling, aka "lager" in PA is the lowest i drink and imo ts setting the bar prtty high

Leon wrote:
whats the "worst, or lowest beer on your scale you would drink? what bber sets the bar and you have to have that beer or better?

when im at a bar or restaurant and they have no craft beers while they usually have a sam aams seasonal or newcastle, both which i enjoy, yeungling, aka "lager" in PA is the lowest i drink and imo ts setting the bar prtty high

Miller High Life - If i really want to drink and that's offered I'll drink it. I won't drink Busch (any version) natty light. and a few others. I still drink miller lite on occasion when the situation fits.

Hmmmm... That's tough. If I'm at a restaurant getting food, I won't get a beer unless there's something I want on tap/in the bottle. So if there's no craft I probably won't get a beer. If I'm at a bar or at a friend's place, I'll go down to any of the generic big 3 light beers. Probably wouldn't take a Natty Light. All depends on where I am, though, what the bottom of the barrel beer is. And what's going on. I'm sure there are still times I'd drink a Natty Light (like visiting my youngest brother in college).

Jeff wrote:
Hmmmm... That's tough. If I'm at a restaurant getting food, I won't get a beer unless there's something I want on tap/in the bottle. So if there's no craft I probably won't get a beer. If I'm at a bar or at a friend's place, I'll go down to any of the generic big 3 light beers. Probably wouldn't take a Natty Light. All depends on where I am, though, what the bottom of the barrel beer is. And what's going on. I'm sure there are still times I'd drink a Natty Light (like visiting my youngest brother in college).

Yeah jeff brings up a good point. If i'm out at a restaurant my lowest is prob a sam adams and even then i sometimes don't get a beer unless there's something better.

maybe better to be asked is whts the lowest youd buy as opposed to drink, if given to me for free theres not much id refuse, but as far as buyng its yuengling, it flows like water around here

def bought miller lite recently...

the big dif as I said in my last post is where. drinking at home for a party i'll buy some miller lite, drinking at restaurant with good food Sam Adams and even then that's iffy.

Devon wrote:
def bought miller lite recently...

the big dif as I said in my last post is where. drinking at home for a party i'll buy some miller lite, drinking at restaurant with good food Sam Adams and even then that's iffy.

I've gotten to the point where I usually won't get beer if there's just Sam Adams. If I really want a beer, I will. But often times, I don't care if I get a beer, so won't get one. I don't think I really have a lowest beer... Probably, if I'm in the mood, I'd get a Miller Lite at a restaurant if I really want a beer and that's all they have.

Devon wrote:
def bought miller lite recently...

the big dif as I said in my last post is where. drinking at home for a party i'll buy some miller lite, drinking at restaurant with good food Sam Adams and even then that's iffy.

im having party ths weekend, picking up some yeungling victory and something else, duno what yet, but the hop wallop s a must, i absolutely love it

mmmmm... hop wallop...

Jeff wrote:
mmmmm... hop wallop...

its amazing, and practically have it at my disposal

Sam Adams Lager is my go to beer when the picking are slim. If that is not available I drink wine or water.

Probably Miller Lite for me.

As weird as it sounds i'd rather have bud light or coors light before miller.

i just dont drink those "shitty" beers cause ive grown out of the phase where i just drink to get drunk, quantity over quality, i drink a good tasting beers and if i happen to get drink, so be it, quality over quantity

Leon wrote:
i just dont drink those "shitty" beers cause ive grown out of the phase where i just drink to get drunk, quantity over quality, i drink a good tasting beers and if i happen to get drink, so be it, quality over quantity

I find I rarely drink to get drunk anymore as well...though I'm not all the way grown up yet, haha. So there's still that occasional night where miller comes into play.

well if im going to a party, aND the beers free, ill drink it, caNT complain about free beer

I had a Rolling Rock Light (my Bro-in-Law got them), and that will be my bottle of the barrel beer.

Devon wrote:
I find I rarely drink to get drunk anymore as well...though I'm not all the way grown up yet, haha. So there's still that occasional night where miller comes into play.

I don't as much drink to get drunk anymore... but when you drink for the taste, you still get the same effect and, let me tell you, I love the taste! Haha. Plus a nice buzz now and again can be relaxing.

Amen to that brother!

I guess I'm just lucky. Most places around here (not even counting my favorite bar or the brew pubs) usually have at least 1-2 craft beers on draft.

If I'm out of town somewhere, most places I've been have at least Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, SA Boston Lager/Seasonal or Yuengling or some kind of Import I don't mind. I'm not overly picky when it comes to a decent session beer at your run of the mill bar/restaurant and I think beer as garnered enough praise where I can go just about anywhere and can choose something other then the big three and be perfectly happy with that choice.

Mr Hammond wrote:
I guess I'm just lucky. Most places around here (not even counting my favorite bar or the brew pubs) usually have at least 1-2 craft beers on draft.

If I'm out of town somewhere, most places I've been have at least Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, SA Boston Lager/Seasonal or Yuengling or some kind of Import I don't mind. I'm not overly picky when it comes to a decent session beer at your run of the mill bar/restaurant and I think beer as garnered enough praise where I can go just about anywhere and can choose something other then the big three and be perfectly happy with that choice.

My thoughts exactly, it seems almost everywhere now at least has Sierra Nevada, Sam Adams, or whatever the regional craft brewery in the area is (and Guinness, which I quite enjoy). Not to mention many places I've been going to lately have much more. Even Gaslight in Boston (a French restaurant) had quite an extensive list, as did PICCO (a pizza place in Boston) had Schneidder, Victory and lots of others along those lines.