I bought this beer a couple of days ago.
I don't drink too much so I just got a twelve pack.
It's the Steel Reserve by the Steel Brewing company.
I don't drink too much so I just got a twelve pack.
It's the Steel Reserve by the Steel Brewing company.
I've never heard of it. But it's got 8.1% alcohol andit was the cheapest beer on the shelf.
So, I'd say this was the biggest bang for the buck.
How's it taste ? Who cares . . . . . it taste like a beer !!
hiro
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But.... it tastes like really bad beer. I consider 'Steel Reserve' a stay drunk sort of beer.
Example: You start off with some really good beer, until your drunk. Then you switch to bad beer, to stay drunk, and keep expenses down. You see, it's all about economics. :D
C.B.
as you said, it's all about economics. the economics is really really bad right now, so i can only afford to go for the cheapest beer. once i got used to it, it's tolorable.
Hiro, I think you might want to consider 40s like Old England or Mickey's. Those are really the bang for the buck to get wasted. The last time I had some was like 10 years ago in college and it was $2.50 a bottle back then. Not sure how much they are now but I am sure they are still the cheapest thing you can find on the shelf. Well, got to warn you though, the hang over I experienced was... hmmmm... I don't really want to say anything about it... :P
Sorry, misspelled, it's "Old English", not "Old England"... got to get it right in case you can't find it! haha :P
There is a whole web site dedicated to 40s... check it out!
http://www.40ozmaltliquor.com/40ozarchive.html
hey Hubert !
where've you been ?
thanks for the advise man.
i'll try that beer next time.
but this steel reserve is under
$6 for 12 pack, so it's pretty
good price !!
so when are you coming back to
drift with us ? ;)
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