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Worst beer ever tasted?
Tell me ...
I have to say Heineken
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Thats all it said on the label lol, it was cheap stuff out of a corner shop, terrible tasted like aged carling with milk in it |
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Pint of kronenberg.....bloody rank, probably had more to do with the lines not being cleaned properly though!
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My office secret santa this year gave me 4 cans of Alfa extra strong beer.9.2%.
Tastes foul but good as an emergency on a Sunday night when everything is shut
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Guiness, does that count?
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Watney's Red Barrel - utter muck!
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Watney's Red Barrel - utter muck!
plus Watney Starlight in fact I cannot think of a decent Watney beer, because there wasn't one. Toby Bitter Double Diamond There were one or two local micro brews that also tasted dreadful, though saying that there were also some excellent ones. |
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Budweiser
Miller Coors Stella Fosters Carling Tennents Lager VB |
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Carling is rubbish.
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a shite lager served in a local in my town called "ayingerbrau".
I hate it so much i dont care that i spelt it wrong!! |
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Foster's - gnat's piss.
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Budweiser
Miller Coors Stella Fosters Carling Tennents Lager VB Beer is yum, yum.
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Red Stripe to me is one of the most appallingly bad beer/lagers ever.
Also American Budweiser - ewwww! The real Czech Budvar is cool, though. How can some of you say Stella is gross? It's great, IMO! However my OH would agree with you all, he can't understand my Stella-affinity.
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The worst would be a pint of real ale when it's turned, e.g. bottom of the barrel.
That's the thing about it that it can vary so much. As to the normal taste of a beer and it being awful - well I'd say Budweiser but then again it doesn't actually have any taste! |
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Efes...that is all
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I used to do bar work part-time when I was younger. I tried lots of different beers "on tap" The vilest muck I can remember is Mild, tasted like bat's pee. (Well I should imagine that's what it tastes like) Do blokes still drink it, like Mild and Bitter was a favourite drink?
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Any of those real ales that certain types of men seem to rhapsodise about!!
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Wheat Beer is disgusting but must say the worst was when my Gran asked me If I wanted a can of Carlsberg and produced a Special Brew!!
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There was this stuff in the German supermarket called "Pils exquisite", it was 5% and only 25p for a 440ml can.
The problem was it was utterly revolting. They should have renamed it to Piss exquisite. |
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Once had a pint of real ale called "Deakins" ... it was so bad even my mate (who makes his own homebrew) wouldn't drink it.
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I had something called Steinlager in NZ, which was rough
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Pint, well, a couple of sips, of Pedigree drank in an infamous Essex town centre pub. I swear the mystery of creation was hidden in it's murkey depths.
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Pint, well, a couple of sips, of Pedigree drank in an infamous Essex town centre pub. I swear the mystery of creation was hidden in it's murkey depths.
It's certainly a thing that a bad pint of Pedigree is vile, but a good pint is like nectar. Don't let one bad pint of a real ale put you off having it again - it could be a variety of factors, pipes not cleaned properly, beer too old etc. |
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I had something called Steinlager in NZ, which was rough
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Wheat Beer is disgusting but must say the worst was when my Gran asked me If I wanted a can of Carlsberg and produced a Special Brew!!
![]() ![]() ![]() Grannies aren't supposed to do that!I started drinking beer in the 60s when the big breweries were trying to get everyone to consume nitrokeg stuff, Red Barrel and Titbread Wankhard. There were still some good beers around but some pubs seemed to have difficulty keeping them properly. The worst I recall was a pint of Yates and Jackson, in a pub in Garstang. I raise my glass to CAMRA, who were responsible for the re-birth of good ale in this country.
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