JDW81 said:Corona, with a slice of lime and chilli on a 45 degree day is more appealing to me than a double IPA on said day.
IMHO most beers have their place and beers like VB etc (no matter how much the brewing/craft beer community dislike them and deride the as mega swill) are actually good examples of what they profess to be, an easy drinking beer for the masses that is re-produceable. Would I buy a box? No. Would I drink one if someone offered me one? Yes.
Just my opinion. Fire away all those who wish.
JD
Its a sound rule.bigmacthepunker said:My rule is to not drink beer from clear bottles
bigmacthepunker said:My rule is to not drink beer from clear bottles
We must have the same taste buds, I'd agree with all of this, except the fosters part, had it in England only and my taste buds were demolished by the time fosters were had, so I'm not sure of its taste.Charlie Miso said:XXXX is my lowest rating beer on Untappd with half a star and the only beer that is sitting on half a star. Just a complete lack of anything and being only 3.5% means that you don't even have the booze profile to hang on to.
From memory I recall Carlton Cold being the worse beer I have ever had though. Along with the 3.5% Forsters they sell in England.
Drinking one now at a mate's 30th. Generally unfussy when it comes to free beer at a mate's - happily drink mb, vb, xxxx, whatever but this is like glue in a can. He has 2 fridges full - might need to buy some whisky.pommiebloke said:My brother-in-law is a tight-arse when it comes to spending money on grog. We had his family over for dinner last night and he had a six pack of "Tun Bitter" with him.
He turned his nose up at my AG amber ale (not drinking homebrew crap he said!) and was merrily chugging down cans of this stuff so I had to have a try.
Easily the worst beer I have ever had the misfortune of tasting. It literally smelled of sweaty gym socks and tasted no better. Harsh, chemical twang to it, insipid and watery and a disgusting aftertaste. I had to switch to the Johnnie Walker Black Label just to wash the taste out of my mouth.
Interestingly it seems it's made in the US for the Australian market.
Yep, I reluctantly had one of these at a bucks party yesterday. It reminds me of why I bag the **** out of all that megaswill rubbish they pump out. Not enjoyable in the slightest.Major Arcana said:Haha i can't believe that Carlton Dry hasn't been mentioned, this and Ted's both taste like absolute crap, liquified plastic!
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You poor bar steward. That might just be the worst beer in the world...Mr. No-Tip said:I ended up trying about four Icelandic light beers due to their strange liquor availability. They all tasted exactly the same. Like 50% watered down Carlton dry!
Many years ago I was in a pub in Freeo on a Friday arvo. 4 blokes walked in. One said "I'll get the first shout" the proceeded to order 4 Swan Gold shandys.Cervantes said:Swan Gold

I didn't think it was all that bad, tasteless = yes, terrible = nah.Prince Imperial said:Tooheys Blue.
I'd say the main difference would be the yeast used, so perhaps you're more not liking the fermentation profile.Ces said:Well I'll throw my opinion in... though I'm well aware they are like arseholes
Whilst living in NYC for a few years I would have a couple of magic hat #9 pints a week during the warm seasons and enjoyed them very much.
Also, my missus loves Yum Cha (which I'm a bit so so about) but when we go, the couple of bottles of Tsing Tao we usually have go really well with the dumplings and sticky chinese food.
The worst... I think I've had a couple that would all sit at about the same rating for me but in general I cannot drink anything from Lion Nathan's mainstream stable. On the other hand if I have to buy a lawnmower beer for whatever reason, I'll quite happily reach for most things from CUB.
Not sure why this is. Used to think it was the hop schedule/varieties preferred by Lion Nathan but now I know they all pretty much use the same (i.e. POR).
my 2c... for what its worth.
Ces
Edit: spelling
If you would like me to be specific.... if i can help it, not a drop of Tooheys New will ever pass my lips again. I concede that most would agree that there isn't much difference between most of the Aussie megaswill lagers (e.g. Tooheys New and VB), its just that for some reason I dont like Lion Nathan's flagship Aussie brews.Spohaw said:So the worse beer you've tried is anything by lion Nathan breweries ?
Thanks, mate. I had always assumed they would both use the 'cleanest' yeast possible but you are probably right on this. Never considered it.peas_and_corn said:I'd say the main difference would be the yeast used, so perhaps you're more not liking the fermentation profile.
Oh, to be handsome and opinionated. I like the Oettinger, when I get a fresh one, and I bought some of that Dubbel, and drank it for what it was. It had the right flavours, as described (cocoa nibs etc), but maybe not in balance. It was only 640 ml to get through. Maybe you had it at the wrong temp too. I allowed it to warm and it was OK.Handsome Jake said:Had a good chuckle at that.
Oettingers is the worst beer I've tasted, and Rivet from Aldi is a close second.
I also recently had a "limited release" Belgian Dubbel Chocolate Ale from Matilda Bay. It cost $9 for a 640ml bottle and while it wasn't the worst beer I've ever had, it's definitely the worst I've ever paid $9 for.
Spare a thought for me. I bought a 6er of the Magic Kat, and struggled to get through it. No point clogging (coagulating/ clotting) my drains with it, I thoughtlukiferj said:I haven't met anyone that like Magic Hat #9, myself included.
Hammer n Tongs would have to be up there.