Worst Beers Ever.

[Keeper of Secrets]

Anything that comes in a can is fairly nasty.

Little Kings, Goebbel (which sounds like a Nazi) and Schlitz are all pretty bad. But as far as 'worst beer yet still has a major marketing campaign?' That dubious distinction likely goes to Coors, as far as I am concerned.

 

[Vorith]

Samuel Adams!!"This beer is nasty. Barely drinkable. Disgusting aftertaste. I think people are forcing themselves to like it because they think its cool"...PLUS ITS FROM BOSTON! Being from Boston is enough to hate it anyways.

 

[fujaiwei]

Guinness! Without a doubt the worst, and most overestimated beer in the world.

Close seconds would include Odense Giraf, Hancock Årgangsøl, and other not worth mentioning.

Guinness included? That's insane. You haven't tasted bad, unless you've tasted major-label American beers like Budweiser, Bud Light, etc.

Maybe it's overrated, but I wouldn't put it down as the worst. At least it has character.

 

[Wycen]

Coors, Bud, similar swill while may seem like good candidate for worst beer, you'd have to probably find microbrew or other special crap for the truly worst stuff. My candidate would be the chili flavored beer I tried a decade ago or so. I refused to drink anymore after the first taste.

 

[James Heard]

Colt 45, I think is it's name. That's pretty bad, as are just about any of the "christmas ales" or whatever nonsense they occasionally call any beer they have the idiocy to put nutmeg and certain spices in. But all US domestic beer is pretty bad unless you're considering serving it a few degrees over absolute zero. Most of the Far Eastern beers and Mexican beers are probably worse though, but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and wonder if they're just shipped improperly. I refuse to consider that anyone would brew something quite so sour and ill tasting on purpose. I think the only US domestic I can stomach (unless I'm well and properly enebriated beforehand or watching sports) is Michelob. For good US beers I usually go with Dixie Blackened Voodoo and Abitas, fairly cheap and easy to get a hold of around here at least. Probably because I've bitched all over town until they decided it was safer to appease me.

 

[greymist]

Worst Beer

Coors Light

Blech!

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Nastygansett. Golden Harvest is also really bad.

The Auld Grump

 

[jezter6]

Camo XXX. It's a malt, comes in these nasty cans. Tastes worse than horsepiss. Likely it comes from a moose.

 

[nerfherder]

a can of Bud brewed in 1970 will taste the same as one born yesterday. A lot of effort goes into that.

Yes, the Bud I've tried did taste like it was brewed 30 years ago...

Also, I can't stand Miller Draft. Gives me a headache very quickly and there is just something about the taste that I find very... objectionable.

Best things about Fosters & XXXX are the adverts, some of which are classics, and the major source of information about Australian culture that us Brits get .

One beer I no longer drink, not because I don't like the taste, but because it does terrible things to me the morning after, is Newcastle Brown Ale. Of course, it will not be brewed in Newcastle for much longer, but Dunston Brown Ale doesn't quite have the same ring about it...

Cheers,
Liam

 

[AGGEMAM]

One beer I no longer drink, not because I don't like the taste, but because it does terrible things to me the morning after, is Newcastle Brown Ale.

Heh .. know that feeling.

Are they closing down the brewery across St. James' ? A sad day indeed!

Howay the lads!