10 Worst Beers To Follow Up The Top 15

[maccieblue]

Anyone remember

Long life, "specially brewed for the can" said the advert. Think they meant specially brewed for the trash can

 

[Barcon]

Liquid cat shit.

 

[RadcliffeRick]

Russian brewing behemoth Baltika do about 9 beers and they’re all terrible.

I don't know. Baltika 3 is pleasant, not too much of a thick head the following morning so not all bad.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Agreed. It's fucking cat piss.

Someone mentioned beer you are supposed to put fruit into is by definition shit and I wholeheartedly agree.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Liquid cat shit.

Taste doesn't matter with malt liquor. I'd put away a few Mickey's Big Mouths and be off to the races. All about the speed from sobriety to drunkenness. The taste is irrelevant :)

 

[oakiecokie]

When I lived in Barrow we used to get a lager called Slalom which was absolutely vile. Thankfully haven’t seen it in years.

Lancaster Brewery is doing some really nice beers now.

Little bit ref Slalom Lager :

Workington brewery closed in 1986.
It used to be the John Peel brewery and then it was bought by Matthew Brown and Matthew Brown was bought by Theakstons and so on until Heineken got it.

 

[oakiecokie]

Taddy lager, pretty sure it's brewed in Manchester, was years ago I had it mind.

Was 2 quid a pint down the pub so sank a few and it definitely takes a while to get used to.

Rating: Dogshit

Taddy Lager I`m certain would have been brewed by Samuel Smith as their ales were Taddy,with their address as Tadcaster Brewery.

 

[MCFCTrick]

Stella Artois

A good rule of thumb = the more a beer is advertised on TV, the viler it usually is

Sadly, before it got it's ABV reduced, and started to be brewed on license here, it was a lovely tasting lager. Really distinctive flavour. I recall it's first ads, in mags and on tv, was all about how it did cost more than the average lager, and their tag line for a long time was that it was 'reassuringly expensive'.

A shame.

 

[middman]

Long life, "specially brewed for the can" said the advert. Think they meant specially brewed for the trash can

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Sadly, before it got it's ABV reduced, and started to be brewed on license here, it was a lovely tasting lager. Really distinctive flavour. I recall it's first ads, in mags and on tv, was all about how it did cost more than the average lager, and their tag line for a long time was that it was 'reassuringly expensive'.

A shame.

Stella has been brewed continuously in the UK since the late 60’s at Magor and Salmesbury (since the early 70’s).