Yuengling Premium

Old Style is being revived and is going to be brewed in La Crosse WI again if it isn't already. They repainted the 6 barrels there to make the world's biggest 6 pack again. I was just by there last weekend. I think it may increase the popularity in this area again as it's local.

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Maybe not the cheapest , but low priced.

Dang good beer for the money.

Randall what is double run?

Almost all of our kegs in college were Old Milwaukee and you know a couple hundred scholars can't be wrong...

Just bought a 6 pack of Strohs,$5.69

Pbr only cheap beer I will buy. Mgd is ok too

Three consecutive cards; one of which is paired. Peg eight.

Or could be he's talkin' shine

These aren’t too bad, picked up a 12 pack last week. Not sure what they cost, I didn’t look.

Old Style

was at the store buying my Lite 21.48 a 30 rack or 24pack of 16z cans or 24 pack of bottles.

Hamm's 14.99 a 30 rack
Highlife 18.99 a 30 rack same for PBR

These aren’t bad either if you’re in the mood for a little hops or a nice light beer.

I can't say I've ever bought beer for the taste.
Would be fine with a 10.00$ buzz as a 20.00$ one.
Once I've had 3, they all taste the same.

If you stop by, just grab whatever out of the fridge.

that might be a sign of alcoholism if you only drink for the buzz.

I have 1-3 a night , no buzz at all I just enjoy beer

besides coffee and water it is about all I drink.

I drank so much PBR 50 yrs ago I get a headache just looking at the logo.

A good cheap beer is any beer my friends bring over.

Was going to ask about Rolling Rock. Can remember having a few of those and remember them being pretty good. But on a hunch, looked it up and lo and behold.....now owned by AB / InBev. No joy to be found there, but that may be the case more than we know. No telling who owns what and whose pocket you are lining with every six pack bought.

If you are tough enough to wade thru it, this Wiki offers a pretty good case study / summary of everything wrong with the beer industry........and how the wizards of smart in Corp American screw things up. If you can understand the language they speak, they don't make beer for their loyal consumers to drink. They make product to sell. Big difference. The guys in Nashville now running corporate country have done the same thing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Olympia_Brewing_Company

Does Equis.

Got a few 12s for 3 buck over the border. Now they are illegal imagants.

My beer source freshman year of college would only buy LaCrosse Light, because thats what he drank. It came in 15 pack flats, packaged like mason jars with plastic wrapped around. 3 bucks and change. It tasted like cow pi$$ but it eventually did the trick.