I submit that it is not, in fact, Milwaukee's Best

[Orrex]

[HopeHoops]

1. Actually the NA Old Millwater is better than the regular Old Millwater.

I know that's not saying much, but the NA is actually one of the best NAs out there. Regular Old Millwater is vomit-bait.

[Bucky]

2. Maybe they meant that name ironically

[Orrex]

3. It's invariably referred to as "Beast," which I think is more appropriate.

[SoxFan]

4. "Milwaukee's Marginally Potable" doesn't have the same ring

[rurallib]

5. Surprised Milwaukee hasn't sued to get their name off the label

[Dr. Strange]

6. Sadly, it is.

[arcadian]

7. no additives no preservatives = no hangover

[Orrex]

9. Tell that to someone who's gotten drunk on grain alcohol

[arcadian]

12. well, you can't drink like 50 of them.

[name not needed]

8. I doubt that Pabst has won any awards, let alone a blue ribbon.

[Robeson]

10. We have a winner. Back in the old days, it was known as rot gut beer...

...until it became all the rage among the college set - and twenty somethings - to drink that swill.

[sasquatch]

11. Strohs and PBR aren't all that bad though

Especially in a pilsner glass.

[flying rabbit]

13. Good call

:puke:

[Lethe]

14. I shit you not, my best friend in life at age 9, took a sip of MB and said:

fuck, this shit tastes like wood.

i concured.

[EOTE]

15. When I went to college, you could get a 30 pack for $8.99

And while I didn't go to college all that long ago, I did go to college in Wisconsin, so that might have something to do with it. Seeing as I couldn't find any other beer for $.30 a can, it was the best to me, dammit!

[Throd]

16. Was Brew 102 really "Perfected after 101 brews"?