Times are tough: What's the best cheapest beer?

Not a damn thing wrong with Miller High Life no matter the economic circumstances.

 

I had an uncle who was buried with a bottle of Lone Star.

 

I tend to agree with this statement.

 

Two-year old Steel Reserve is NOT good.

 

Let's be honest here, nor is two-hour old Steel Reserve.

 

Very true.

 

But as others have said, it does get the job done. And just kills a little of your tastebuds and soul along the way.

 

My dad only drinks Miller High Life. He drank it when he was young and poor, and he stuck with it when times got better. He's the kind of man who says light beer should be served with an umbrella. I love that mean, old bastard.

As for me, High Life and PBR are the only cheap beers I can tolerate.

 

I acknowledge this and I embrace it. Life is too short for bad beer.

 

Father-in-law swears by Milwaukee's Best.

30-packs for around $14

When drowned in enough tomato juice and tabasco, it's drinkable.

 

Miller High Life in 16-ounce cans is great tailgating fare.