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

[93Devil]

Probably already stated, but anything cold and in a bottle.

Leave the 40s to the homeless.

 

[Cosmo]

See the thing about PBR and High Life is that they both actually taste pretty good ... and I'm a beer snob who loves me a good micro when the mood strikes.

 

[Magic In The Night]

I mostly go with the wine but after moving to Michigan, I picked up on Labattt's Blue Light. I see it's $12.49 for an 18-pack of bottles at Rite-Aide this week. Doesn't seem too bad. Still like the Amstel Lite too though.

Tried a case or two of the Blue Lights this summer. Excellent beach beer. Also enjoyed some Narragansett with my lobster rolls during a Block Island (RI) weekend.

Yay, someone else likes it! I really think spirited needs to give it a try. Seriously, I'm kinda picky about beer because I usually drink wine or gin and tonics, but Labatt's Blue Lights are definitely worth it. Further perusal of the Rite-Aid ad this week reveals if you're willing to go with cans, you can get a 24-pack of the Labatts for $15.99 but I just won't drink beer out of cans unless the economy gets to the point where I'm out on the street with a tin cup. I draw the line at cans.

 

[Big Circus]

Virginia is totally given to PBR. At least from C'Ville east to the Beach. You can't be an Official Richmond Douchebag without a UR sweatshirt, a can of Skoal, a Dave Mathews song playing on the iPod, a bag of Carytown Burgers and a can of PB suck my ass R.

A true scenester with his can of the People's Beer of Richmond would never be caught dead listening to Dave. You play a DMB song in Sticky Rice and you'll get laughed out of the place.