Frat Beers of choice?

[Boodleboy322]

Originally posted by EagleChick19
Allison,

Yuengling has said it's a regional beer. They don't want to go national with their product, yet.

I LOVE Yuengling. A friend of mine up in Bethlehem, PA introduced it to me years ago when I was up in that area for Thanksgiving. Yum!! ~Boodleboy322

[Boodleboy322]

Originally posted by AOtke1110
Yeah the cheap beer of choice here is keystone light.... or if your feeling daring keystone ice. We try to stay away from natty light and milwaukes best i don't think those are any worse or better just that we got hooked on keystone for cheap beer.



josh

We definately cracked open the "Stones" (Keystone) as we used to call it. Cheap beer that had no other purpose other than to get buzzed. ~Boodleboy322

[ACTDXDeltaDeut]

While my personal favorites are Newcastle and Sierra Nevada, the house choice seems to be Pyramids or Sierra Nevada, both local Cali Beers. Though for most of our bigger parties we get kegs of Bud or whatever is cheapest at the time. But we did have a keg of LaBatt that the alums gave us.

[CSUSigEp]

Originally posted by ACTDXDeltaDeut
While my personal favorites are Newcastle and Sierra Nevada, the house choice seems to be Pyramids or Sierra Nevada, both local Cali Beers. Though for most of our bigger parties we get kegs of Bud or whatever is cheapest at the time. But we did have a keg of LaBatt that the alums gave us.

Lemme Guess... Youre in Chico? We like those same three beers as well. When we want to get the most out of money we get Keystone Light.

I personally love a Corona with a lime. Oh its almost heaven...

[ACTDXDeltaDeut]

Nope, Berkeley -- but we have a colony in Chico. Yep, we get whatever the cheapest on tap is. It's all good.

[ThetokenCanuck]

Has anyone ever seen Canadian BAcon where they say during a hockey game in canada the americans: and the beer here sucks!! and they all get beat up? LOL.

Canadian beer my friends-ALEXANDER KEITHS and you will NEVER go back. Canadian and Blue when we are being cheap...and a lot of local beers are pretty good too...but our beer IS stronger!! LOL.

But the best part about beer? ITS CHEAP..not like 4-5 dollars for a mixed drink or cooler!!

Bonnie

[MaMaBuddha]

guiness....a real stout...

heiny's
corona


any thing else is a substitute

[g41965]

When we were broke it was Busch when we had money Shiner Bock ruled!

[Erik P Conard]

Muehlebach, Fisher, Becker, Storz, Grain Belt, Metz, Tivoli, Walter,
Griesedick Bros., Sterling, Atlas Prager, Fox Deluxe, Naragansett,
Old Frothingslosh, Northern, P.O.C. Ruppert, Hudepohl, Utica Club,
Niagara, Sheridan, Koenig, well, er, whatever's handy or on sale...

[Kevin]

Dr. C... I envy you and your plethora of microbreweries in Colorado. Come to Oklahoma sometime where you have a choice between Bud and Bud Light.

[fire1977]

Originally posted by Erik P Conard

Old Frothingslosh

This must have been some time ago! hahahaha "the pale stale ale with the foam on the bottom"

[sororitygirl2]

When I was in school, fraternities typically had Natty Light in the keg... Rolling Rock if you were lucky.

The smart girls quickly learned that the boys kept the good stuff in their rooms though (or maybe the smart boys kept the good stuff in their rooms)!

[PsiU1833]

We drink bush light mostly, but when we can we drink Coors Light, the Coors brothers are Psi U's after all

[thermobryan]

Guinness and Bass...Black and Tans, nothing greater in this world...

[Ottor 246]

Finally! A subject I can put my heart into! At the Lambda Chi house in Shippensburg in the early 90's, we drank a lot. We usually went for "cheap," based on the idea that the cheaper it is, the more you can buy. Favorites included:

1. Busch light (Bottles)
2. Milwaukee's Best (Regular or Light)
3. Keystone
4. National Bohemian aka "Natty-Boh" (Regular and Light)
5. Olympia aka "Oly" (the devil's mouthwash)
6. Yuengling Lager (surprisingly not that expensive at that time in that area.)

For kegs, usually Coors Light (which, at that time, ran around $45 for a 16 gal. if you had an empty to return, and we always did) or Natural Light. Or occasionally Killians, if we felt really wealthy.

Also, does anybody remember a beer called Glacier Bay? It came in a blue box. The bottles were brown with a blue lable, and the bottom of the bottle was shaped in such a way that it would grip the cap of another bottle, making it a handy bottle opener. Later, they changed the name to "Arctic Bay," without the bottle openers. Then, it disappeared. Is it still available anywhere?