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

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Oggiedoggie

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I used to drink Lost Lake Ice, but I found that, after 4 or 5, I throw up.

There's got to be something better.
 
Get yourself a 30-pack of Stones, my man.

It's awful, but it'll get the job done.
 
Yep, stones will probably do the trick.

If you want to risk vomiting, go with Naty Light or the Beast.
 
Every gulp is a struggle, but it is $6 per case. :D

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If you're in the Northeast, aything from Saranac is great and only slightly higher than Bud. The Adirondack Lager is particularly good, as is the Black Forest.
 
Cosmo's cheap beer faves:

1. PBR. In cans.

2. Miller High Life. In 40s.

3. Steel Reserve. Only if I'm in a special sort of mood.
 
Clearly i could drink some cheapies with Cosmo because I second both the PBR and the Champagne of Beers.

But I'll also throw in a vote for Natty Lite, which is not as bad as people think.
 
I have to say, I really like National Bohemian. But it's hard to get West of, say, Frederick, MD. Which sucks.
 
Miller High Life - $6.50 for a 12 pack which is not bad compared to the $6 I pay for a 6 pack of Yuengling.
 
I found Mickeys has done the trick for me. A six-pack cost me $4.75 and six of those bad boys put me down for the count. Taste like hell, but get the job done.
 
Never fear, BYH.

All jokes aside, Miller Lite is actually a decent beer if you don't want to spend a lot of money.

That was easily my most predictable post ever.
 
I think any one in which you a.) cuss, b.) defend tattoos or c.) turn on the White Sox is up there too.
 
I don't turn on the White Sox. I correctly assess their ****-ups before they happen. I have a proven track record.
 

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