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Why do people buy and drink this? It's as bad as Budweiser, if not worse.


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Personal taste!


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not really sure. I put it in the same caliber as 'light' beer, pretty much exists to get a buzz off of. If you honestly enjoy drinking beer it should be flavorful. I'm a bit partial to Belgian ales.


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There's a good reason it's the same color as piss.
 
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I used to drink it as I liked the taste. Since the Mexican President came to the US some years back and made his negative comments on OUR gun laws I haven't had a single Mexican beer and never again will. I have also stopped vacationing and fishing in Mexico. As far As I am concerned Mexico can go to hell.
 
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I know more than a few "real" Mexicans. They consider it a step above cabra piss.
 
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Heh, I mentioned Foster's Lager in the Aussie forum a few years back and it was quickly labeled "a fizzy drink for oiks" by one of the lads -- probably Bakes.
Here in Oregon, craft brew central, there are literally scores of locally brewed ales and IPAs to choose from.


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Was in Klamath Falls earlier this year. Stopped in at Klamath Basin Brewing Co.
Great beers! And good food, too.
 
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Why?
Good marketing.
The TV tells me I will be cool and worldly if I drink Corona. Girls in bikinis will flock to me if I drink it.

Must buy Corona.......

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Look folks, Beer Is Beer.

No matter the brand, there will be people that like something and there will be people that won't.

If your buying pick what ever you choose.

If someone else is buying either man up and tell them what you prefer to drink or shut up.

I like several beers, and I buy the ones I Like and if someone is with me and they do not like my choice, then they can buy what they like or do without.

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I never cared for Corona. Back in the 70's when we went to Mexico we ordered Carta Blanca as it was the only one that used any form of hygeine in its mfg.On an additional addendum I had a friend that went to work in Algeria in 1980. He went to the local brewery + bought a case of bottled beer. When he took the bottles back for his next case he was screamed at because he had not washed out his bottles. Seems that was the practice there;you return clean bottles;all they do is fill them. That was the last beer he bought there.


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Corona is not bad I like Dos Equis better or negro modela
 
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Corona beer is very lightly flavored. I didn't like it from the first time I tried it about 50 years ago and my opinion of it hasn't improved with age. I throw Sol in there as well.

FWIW of the commonly available Mexican beers, I like Bohemia and Negro Modelo the best.

And, I think comparing Corona to Budweiser is insulting Budweiser. Bud is a significantly better beer IMO.


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calling corona beer is like calling my uncle in law's moonshine single malt whiskey beer


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We could it least spell it right

it is Negra Modelo


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Gringos buy Corona because the name sounds like a Mexican beach, even though it means Crown. I remember drinking it for weeks and throughout 900 miles of Mexico and it never had a lime slice hanging off the mouth. When did that ridiculous practice start?

Modelo Especial is the number one beer in Mexico. It tastes like Corona to me and I dislike it just as much.

Negra Modelo is a wonderful beer, tied with a local micro-brew as my favorite.




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it is Negra Modelo


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Black Ballerina, she only dated me because I was financially stable, and she had bad luck with her own race with men.

I actually dumped her when I realized it wasn't going anywhere, and she was dating for dinner (like the 1920's type system).

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it is Negra Modelo


I dated a black model once. She was HOOOOOOOT!!
 
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Heh, I mentioned Foster's Lager in the Aussie forum a few years back and it was quickly labeled "a fizzy drink for oiks" by one of the lads -- probably Bakes.
Here in Oregon, craft brew central, there are literally scores of locally brewed ales and IPAs to choose from.


Fosters is the shit beer of Australia. Kind of like Pabst Blue Ribbon, Molson or Corona.

If I remember right I drank Victoria Bitter most of the time.
 
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Corona Extra has been around a LONG time and for years was little known in the U.S.A. Then came the time when everyone thought they should be unique. What better way to be unique than to drink a beer no one had ever heard of.

Now everyone is unique.
 
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Why the sudden attack on Corona? I've drank a few hundred gallons of it. Along with a few hundred gallons of Bud. And Miller Lite, Shiner, etc. I don't know where the lemon wedge got started but it's better than the artsy-fartsy craft beer with a orange slice. The few micro breweries I've been in, I didn't like the set up of the tap room. No sports TVs, no pool tables, no shuffle boards, just a few patrons sitting around with their tasseled loafers.


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Why the sudden attack on Corona? I've drank a few hundred gallons of it. Along with a few hundred gallons of Bud. And Miller Lite, Shiner, etc. I don't know where the lemon wedge got started but it's better than the artsy-fartsy craft beer with a orange slice. The few micro breweries I've been in, I didn't like the set up of the tap room. No sports TVs, no pool tables, no shuffle boards, just a few patrons sitting around with their tasseled loafers.


Well, they say true confessions are good for the soul, so you are probably going in the right direction. Wink

There are some things I just wouldn't admit as an adult male and drinking Corona by preference is among them. Big Grin


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I didn't say I stock Corona at home but if someone offered me a Corona, I wouldn't turn it down. The only beer I have ever run across that was undrinkable was up in Seattle. I bought a 6 pack of some stuff called Moosehead, if I remember correctly. It was a Canadian beer. My wife and I spent a week or so driving around Washington and Canada. When we turned the car in, there was still 4 cans in the cooler. thumbdown


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Hey, if the only beer around was Corona, I'd be right there with you at the trough. Wink Also there is little bad to be said about free beer.

It's been a while since I've had Moosehead, but I remember it as being decent beer. Maybe you got a 6 pack that was too old or had been exposed to heat. Most widely distributed Canadian beers are pretty similar to my tastes. Of the majors, I probably like Molson Golden the best, but I don't think I had all of them but that's not for a lack of trying. Wink


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It has been a while since I drank beer. I had more than my fair share early in life!

I thought Corona was pretty mild/weak flavored. Not something I would seek out.

I didn't care for Moosehead either. It has been so long ago now I don't remember why.

Given my preference I preferred something along the lines of Harp lager or beers from Dortmund.

I really started to cut back on my beer drinking when I was shooting hand thrown clay pigeons at the end of the day on the farm. I wasn't a great shot but, I got worse with the first beer.

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Strangely, no one has mention what a poor excuse for a beer Coors is.
When I kept a lot of beer at the house, I would always buy beer that hadn't been chilled and chill it myself as needed. Letting chilled beer get warm and then re-chilling it really makes for some skunky beer. When that happens, sometimes it was all I could do to choke down a half-dozen or so.


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Gringos buy Corona because the name sounds like a Mexican beach, even though it means Crown. I remember drinking it for weeks and throughout 900 miles of Mexico and it never had a lime slice hanging off the mouth. When did that ridiculous practice start?

Modelo Especial is the number one beer in Mexico. It tastes like Corona to me and I dislike it just as much.

Negra Modelo is a wonderful beer, tied with a local micro-brew as my favorite.
 
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Strangely, no one has mention what a poor excuse for a beer Coors is.
When I kept a lot of beer at the house, I would always buy beer that hadn't been chilled and chill it myself as needed. Letting chilled beer get warm and then re-chilling it really makes for some skunky beer. When that happens, sometimes it was all I could do to choke down a half-dozen or so.


Exactly like the beer we had in Vietnam. We whined about it, but skunk beer was better than no beer.
 
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What really makes for "skunky" beer is bottling it in clear or green bottles and exposing it to UV light...

This is Why Corona (clear bottles) and Heineken (Green bottles are the most frequently encountered "skunky beers"


Strangely not Miller who also bottles in clear glass, Miller uses refined hop oil as a flavoring instead of prolonged boiling with natural hops (either pressed pellets or "whole leaf") so Miller lacks the specific hop component that generates that skunky flavor.

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That being the case, you'd think that the various beer companies would bottle so as to guard against that.


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We had several choices as to which beers we could order . . .

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We were so far down the supply line we could order anything, but if we wanted the supply truck/chopper to deliver something the it was best to order Carling Black Label.



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Had a Corona this evening with dinner. One of the RN's that worked for my wife makes this killer batter for Fish Tacos, that requires about 4 oz of beer. The local convenience store sells it by the can. If I have to pay for it myself, Black Butte Porter Ale tops my list. That, or Haystack Black; both from microbreweries near Newport, OR.

Beer should be thick enough to cut with a knife and eat with a fork, and dark enough that it doesn't matter what color the bottle is.
 
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My two favortie beers are, in order;
Moosehead and then Corona.

You know how you tell someone who likes Moosehead?

antler marks on his chest......
 
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What difference does it REALLY make?

If I am buying it, I buy what I like!

If someone else is buying, I will either drink it OR buy what I like.


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Being on the Canadian border we have most all the Canadian beers, I've given up trying to have a moosehead that wasn't skunky. Labatts is a good "light-ish" beer.
Any of the stouts taste like PBR strained through a chimney.
 
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Do they still brew Keith's (Keet's).

I had it in 1996 on my hunt in Newfoundland and in 2000 on my hunt in Nunavut, but from the best of my research, it is not imported into the states.


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heck with that, tell me where I can buy some Screech...

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Somewhere in our mess, we have a small bottle of Screech that we brought back.


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There are far worse beers than corona. I'm partial to hefeweizens during the summer....and the only one not made in Germany worth a damn is Kellerweis from Sierra Nevada. A few of the session IPAs are decent....Even Keel from Ballast Point is a stand out. Winter means porters and stouts.

When you're a swiller not a sipper you need to watch out for all the high abv hipster shit floating around.....too old to drink 15 of em anymore and feel human for the next week.
 
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