The very worst beer I've ever had was still Purdy darn good.

Oldmakemewalkfunny is what i normally drink. Or Narraganset if they have it at beer store. Its the beer in "Jaws".

Just paid 19.99 for a 30 pk today at the small town grocery store. Stock up when youre somewhere that has it. Another decent choice is the High Life.

Not counting my home brew.

High Life in bottles. $16.49 a case at our local store. Ice cold it's tough to beat. Just keep it out of the sun. It only takes about 10 minutes to start to get the skunk.

HaHa Mark...., as soon as I hit the submit button I thought of you. Lol.

So...., I take that back...

I can get a 30 pack of Busch for $20 out the door at the bar up the road, . Heaven I tell you.

30 box PBR at Walmart here is about 17.00 plus deposit.

Not much of a beer drinker but if I do it's Miller high life or Coors banquet. I've never had Natty light but they have it and keystone light on sale here every couple of months. 18.99 for a 30 pack and you get a 15 pack free. Those sales are at piggly wiggly.
I'd rather have my cheap raspberry vodka and C4 or Windsor black cherry whiskey with mountain dew.

In 1974 I bought Buckhorn. The regular price was (2) 24 bottle cases for $5.00. I stored it in the unheated stairway to my unheated atttic. A good part of the year that kept the serving temperature just enough below room temp for perfection.

Not to point out the obvious, but anything named "Busch", including natty light, comes out of same vats as Bud Light. Those guys remain dead to me.

Had forgotten about Buckhorn. Along same lines was Champaign Velvet. Once bought a case of CV, a six pack of Old Milwaukee, and got change back from a $5.

May need to start a new thread on old beer brands that have gone away. Stroh's? Falstaff? Olympia?

Don't know current status of Schlitz. At one time, was one of big 3 national brands, along with Bud and Miller. Schlitz went down, only to be revived with rumors that whoever was making it had found some old guy who knew the original recipe. The revised stuff was sold alongside Hamms and at same cheap price. It was pretty good.

I had one Schlitz in my lifetime. One too many!

And what is current status of Old Style?

Hamm's it is made by miller the spend no marketing time or money on it so it stays less cost.

This was my go-to for years the little liquor store by my house carried it cheap as anywhere.

The beer truck used to pull up on a Wednesday and they unloaded the entire hall stacked floor to chin high against the wall with bush and bush light it would be warm in the hall way back to the walk-in where the hamm's was kept cold.
the Bush was warm and they would sell that down to knee high or lower by Sunday night
at the time it was 5 dollars a 30rack or Bush or Bushlight than the 30 of hamm's
Hams is 8.3carbs per 12oz

Now I drink Miller light about $21 a 30 rack or case of bottles 3.2carbs per 12oz

Montucky as my brother calls it "the best beer available under 20dollars a 30 rack" 4.95carbs per 12oz

I remember when Pfeiffers beer was $3.95 for a case of 24. Not too bad for the money, but you didn't want to venture far from a toilet!

I still get it at hyvee, that and PBR, if I’m in the mood for a light beer I go to keystone light.

I always thought Old Milwaukee was rotgut beer. It was cheap, but very harsh to swallow.

I forgot about Old Style.... or Dog Style, as we used to call it in high school.