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For years it was Miller Lite for me,but since the rerelease
of Schlitz in 2008 I`ll take it over ML anyday it at least
has some Gusto to it. :)
 
I'll have a Lite or a PBR occasionally. But this is Milwaukee, so my "guilty" beer is Budweiser.
 
jooce- for ghetto rips
i have to admit that there are days in the summer when i swill mike's hard lemonade like there is no tomorrow. Some days i can drink 2 cases of that, so i always keep some on hand, for that special day when i can be drunk before noon.
i also always keep rolling rock pony bottles (rathskellar smashees) or coronitas in the house, because sometimes, when i am feeling ostentatious in the evening, i like to pretend that i am also a giant.
 
I have no "guilty pleasures", I OWN and admit to all of mine... that being said, beers that would fit into this category are Blatz and Heilman's Old Style, always be a soft place in my heart for those two. Unfortunately, I can't get either of them here. :(
 
The beer I turn to when I just need to relax after a hard days work is Coors Light. Not the greatest beer in the world but it just hits the spot for me at times. I love firing up the grill and cracking one open at the end of the day
 
Yeah, I have read those articles as well and distilled to basics, it still comes down to fitting in/being one of the cool kids & it is a cheap drunk. Supporting them over the bigger BMCs? Is that sorta like worshiping one of the lesser demons of hell cause you don't want to be a satanist? ;) Though, it is not an uncommon thought largely perpetuated by PBCs marketing.

I get drinking cheap swill (and I do it some times myself). I also live in one of the regions that helped turn drinking PBR cans into something more than having a beer... However at the end of the day if you enjoy it for whatever reason, that's all that matters.

Michelob ultra? I don't get that either but that's a whole nother story :p

i'm not sure about the whole seattle portland thing- i'm aware of it- i've just always kind of felt like they think they invented cool... But from what i remember in the mid 90's PBR was like 6 bucks a case and bud and miller were like 11. That's why we chose it over the others. also why we drank genny cream when 30's were like 7 bucks- we couldn't even afford yuengling premium!
 

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