Pabst Blue Ribbon is shit, it's just shit that's socially acceptable because of its acting resume.

So, I had my Pabst in memoriam and I have to say that it's not bad until the last third of the can and then HOLY SHIT WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THIS NASTINESS.



Also, somehow I missed the perfect opportunity to memorialize when I went to see Get Him to the Greek and they showed some fucking Heineken commercial beforehand. Nobody in the theatre shouted anything out either.

I agree that PBR is cheap, sub-par beer. I can only stand drinking it because it's one of very few cheap beer selections in my area and it's cheaper (and better tasting in my opinion) than Keystone Light or Coors Light, so I drank a lot of it during high school and I guess you could say I built up a tolerance to it.

I love how much I've changed since I started this thread. I used to hate stouts but now, well, I've come to enjoy them as much as a good hefeweisen.

I must admit, however, that the bottled Guiness is still pretty bad; tastes like water.

Such is the story of beer.

I think my first taste of beer was a Heineken. only had a sip, but wasn't too fussy on it. I think I was 18. my first real sit down with a pitcher of beer experience was Carlsberg when I was 19. it's a bit too carbonated for my taste, but it did change my mind about drinking beer.

my beer tasting experience is pretty limited, but I think my favourite is still Guinness. I can't drink more than a pint of it at a time, but goddamn is it delicious when you're in the mood for one. only on tap though, I can't stand it in bottles or cans.

recently I tried the raspberry fruit beer from Mill St Brewery. I've only had the one pint, but I think I can say I'd be able to drink that all the time. it's not sweet, but it smells exactly like fresh raspberries and tastes so refreshing. they make a decent tasting stout too. I may have to go there entirely more often.