Favorite Inexpensive Beer?

[UNTLifer]

Natural Light, Keystone, etc...? What is or was your cheap beer of choice?

[BeanCounterGrad'03]

Natural Light

[Cowtown]

PBR, Pearl Lt

[Travis Scott]

High Life or High Life Lite...also Lone Star is pretty good (and lone star light)

[Censored by Laurie]

PBR and Miller High Life. This really isn't even a question.

[KingDL1]

We dabbled with Milwaukee's Best and Pearl Light! Pearl was not bad if it is ice cold.

[NT03]

You guys are really testing my sobriety

[LongJim]

Miller High Life

I guess I should also say that if I'm drinking light beer, I usually grab Nasty Light, but I like SOME flavor, so I usually drink MHL.

Edited September 1, 2009 by LongJim

[Ken14]

Can we get Lone Star in a green & white can??????

[UNT90]

If you like the Silver Bullet, Keystone is a cheap, like-tasting replacement, as long as it is ICE cold. Anything less than ice cold, and it tastes like the cheap beer that it is.

[Guest JohnDenver]

PBR, Pearl Lt

Hells yes to the Pearl Light!

Up here in the state north of Texas we can't get Pearl Light.

[SilverEagle]

Back in College (and afterward) I drank Old Milwaukee. I was introduced to it when one of my friends (and the band he was playing in) played for the Sig Eps rush event (around 1974). The Sig Eps had a soda machine in their rec room which they loaded up with Old Milwaukee that they had purchased at the grand opening of one of the Lake Dallas liquor stores. The liquor store was selling Old Mil for .88 per six pack, and the Sig Eps were selling it out of their soda machine for .50 per can. They could not keep the machine fully stocked. I think someone finally turned them in, but not before they made a very nice profit on the event.

Now my cheap beer is Bud Light Lime.

Edited September 1, 2009 by SilverEagle

[Eagle1855]

LONE STAR!

Dudes, it's brewed in Texas, a Gold Medal winner, and you can get a 6-pack of tallboys for less than $6. You can't beat it!

(I like Pearl, too).

Edited September 1, 2009 by Eagle1855

[oldguystudent]

Milwaukee's Best in the 32 oz can. Usually found at QT and Racetrack for 2 for $2.22. Get the Ice, and you won't remember your name after 64 oz of that stuff.

I tried a six-pack of Busch Light the other day and found it drinkable, but then I haven't had any beer more high falutin' than Pabst in about a year and a half.

I guess this is also a good time to report that I saw styrofoam ice chests in the Race Trac on 380 and 35 with the Miller Lite and North Texas logos. So because of their contribution to UNT brand awareness, I would refer starving students to go buy 32 oz cans of Milwaukee's Best and keep them cold in a brand new UNT ice chest.

[NT91]

Miller High Life

[Chrisattsu]

Lone Star. Locally brewed, and until a couple of years ago, I could go to a party and nobody would take my beer.

Being in San Marcos, I toob the river the after work sometimes. In those instances, A 32-oz Miller High Life is the way to go, you get them at the hobo-friendly price of $1.49

[greenminer]

Keystone was the choice back-when. You could get a 30 pack for about 16 (maybe 18) bucks at a Chevron on McKinney across from CP apartments.

Now-a-days I'm getting into Lone Star.

[Stan R]

purple passion!

Oh sorry, wrong forum, I thought this was the "what was your first drink" thread.

[Guest JohnDenver]

I am not so sure Lone Star belongs on the 'inexpensive' list anymore. Ever since they threw up billboards throughout the state claiming to be an import from the Republic of Texas, their prices went up as well. Last I saw a six pack was the same price as Shiner.

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[HoustonEagle]

Old Milwaukee (not the beast)

And, I don't care what the price is, Lone Star in a bottle is premium beer!

[THOR]

Milwaukee's Best in the 32 oz can. Usually found at QT and Racetrack for 2 for $2.22. Get the Ice, and you won't remember your name after 64 oz of that stuff.

word!!!!! i drink these now all the time!!!! love this stuff, but i have to have the beast light!

[KRAM1]

Lone Star and Pearl Lite.....however, my favorite inexpensive beer when I was an undergraduate at UNT was whatever someone was buying for me! Free Beer = GREAT BEER to a college undergrad, right? Be honest.....

[Eagle1855]

Lone Star. Locally brewed, and until a couple of years ago, I could go to a party and nobody would take my beer.

Being in San Marcos, I toob the river the after work sometimes. In those instances, A 32-oz Miller High Life is the way to go, you get them at the hobo-friendly price of $1.49

I've spent an extraordinary amount of time in San Marcos over the past month. It's probably my second favorite Texas college town, behind Sweet Denton. A lot of Lone Star consumed in those parts and that makes me happy. Good things going on there, too. Lot of school spirit. Seems like anytime I bring up UNT everyone is ready to argue with me about why Texas State is better. I suppose that's a boon for your fan-base.

My #1 complaint has been that they won't take my out of state ID anywhere in the vicinity of San Marcos for the purchase of beer. Getting into the bars has also been a hassle. Makes me wonder what out of state students do. Suppose I could just go get a new Texas ID, but that wouldn't afford me the opportunity to bitch, now would it?

I consumed a stupid amount of Miller High Life while living broke as hell in Tennessee. There was a bar on Broadway called Robert's Western Wear I used to frequent that played nothing but classic country, including the great Bob Wills. Anyways, they offered their own "Stimulus Packages" which featured a burger, a high life, and a moonpie for $4.50. That's livin' the High Life.

[greenminer]

I've spent an extraordinary amount of time in San Marcos over the past month. It's probably my second favorite Texas college town, behind Sweet Denton. A lot of Lone Star consumed in those parts and that makes me happy. Good things going on there, too. Lot of school spirit. Seems like anytime I bring up UNT everyone is ready to argue with me about why Texas State is better. I suppose that's a boon for your fan-base.

My #1 complaint has been that they won't take my out of state ID anywhere in the vicinity of San Marcos for the purchase of beer. Getting into the bars has also been a hassle. Makes me wonder what out of state students do. Suppose I could just go get a new Texas ID, but that wouldn't afford me the opportunity to bitch, now would it?

I consumed a stupid amount of Miller High Life while living broke as hell in Tennessee. There was a bar on Broadway called Robert's Western Wear I used to frequent that played nothing but classic country, including the great Bob Wills. Anyways, they offered their own "Stimulus Packages" which featured a burger, a high life, and a moonpie for $4.50. That's livin' the High Life.

Don't San Marcos bars close @ midnight?

[Eagle1855]

Don't San Marcos bars close @ midnight?

2am as of a couple months ago.