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Many years ago I loved a little bar on Venice Beach where I could get a really good glass of imported beer and sit outside on their patio and watch the sunset.
On the wall in the bar was a banner, which I took very much to heart. It read:
As far as cheap beer goes, I'd take a cold Premium 'Beast' over a Keystone Light or a PBR anyday!
What's your opinion of the 'Beast'?
Decent cheap beer. On the other hand, PBR tastes great when cold. In all honesty, I'm kind of in a "retro" phase now enjoying some of the cheap classics.
OpenD - What if you didn't have the money for the expensive beer? I usually don't.
In beer, the opposite of cheap is not expensive... the opposite of cheap is good. And unless you're just after the ABV, a few good beers are more satisfying than a lot of cheap beers.
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When I do have the money, I like Corona or Stella.
You could aim higher. Those were both in the cheap beer category for years, until they became trendy.
OpenD - What if you didn't have the money for the expensive beer? I usually don't.
When I do have the money, I like Corona or Stella.
And, I agree, graterdaze.
i found out that the difference between a "cheap" six pack and a "good" six pack is only a difference of a few bucks. a six pack of bud light, miller light, coors, etc. is roughly $5.99-$6.99. and the AVERAGE craft beer/good beer six pack is $7.99-$9.99...the hard part is keeping yourself from buying A LOT of "good" six packs...
Beast is beast for a reason, it's utter trash. Actually its worse than trash, it's like dog vomit covered diarrhea.
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