Worst Beers in the World

i want to say "Lone Star"... but it's more for the slogan "National Beer of Texas" than it's Micheloeb (sic) style taste....


National Beer????

Does no one else see the fallicy in that statement?

But if you're in Texas, only have three bucks and need a sixer...

Raineer beer (from Raineer, WA), not only a sour taste but the top of my arms broke out in a weird rash!

Blitz (from ?), something like $5-8 a half-rack, not sure if it's made anymore, had it back in 1990.

Schlitz!

believe it or not, the worst beer i ever had was catamount, from vermont. tasted like pure skunk juice.

I think the worst beer I ever had was umm Fort Pitt Light. think it was in the area of $8 a case or something. I was a freshman in college though and though the beast was good.

don't even know if that brewery is still around....
heres to hoping they are not.

I'd have to say that any kind of "malt liquor" is up there with the worst beers. These include but are not limited to:

Colt 45
Extra Old Stock
Carling Black Label Supreme (The Black Label is no treat either, but the Supreme.... supremely terrible)
TNT
Bullmax

man, just talking about them makes my stomach turn
I know people that drink 2 or 3 40oz bottles of this shit in a night BY CHOICE! this is what punk rock can do to a person.

i think the worst beer i've had, besides at frat parties in college,
is fischer's.. the french beer with the swing-top caps. terrible.

I'd drink a case of Lone Star or Lucky Lager before swilling down Anchor Steam.

Don't know what they do to the supposedly good ingredients they put in, don't want to know.

It just makes me gag.

Also include on the list any beer with fruit bottled with it. IE cranberry, rasberry, etc

Lets see
The worst beers I can think of...
Well I know when I went to Thailand, I tryed to drink a couple of the beers there (I can't remember the namess). Now I don't know if this is true, but people kept telling me, there was inboming fluid in them.
I would say Bud ,Heinigen (sorry my spelling is not the always the best), coors, paps blue ribbin. It bothers me that people drink papas blue ribbon beer, because they think it's cool

So bad it's good:

I once tried generic light beer--the kind that came in a white can with navy and light blue stripes and just said "Light Beer" on it. It was so bland and flavorless that it tasted like Perrier mineral water, and I sort of liked it.

There seem to be a couple of angles to this thread.

Price is a qualifier among several folks. Cheap seems to elevate standing.

Environment is as well. On a really hot day, I'll enjoy a cool to cold lager or pilsner far more than on most any other day, when I'll drink the darkest, thickest stout I can find. With spicy or ethnic food, ditto. Somehow I'm not comfortable eating Asian or Mexican food with stouts, I'll have a Singha/Tsingtao/Kingfisher/Sapporo/Dos Equis/Tecate, depending on the cuisine.

But, just talking about taste, there have been only a couple of times when I have thought "Yee Gods, this is VILE!" My candidates therefore are:

Anchor Steam (many years ago)
Rolling Rock (also many years ago)
a Belgian called, I think, Gouldenbrouw (sorry, my Flemish is a little rusty)
This last one was at a beer tasting. I had just sampled some really good dark beers prior to it. When I got it in my mouth, I literally ran for the door and spit it into a bush!