Burger Beer

Just mowed the lawn and have now popped the top on my first ever can of Burger. Bought a 12 pack just yesterday.

First-ever for you? That kind of surprises me.

I didn't know they even made the nasty stuff anymore. Then again, maybe they don't, and you just bought a 20-year-old 12-pack.

Spoke too soon.

Burger Beer makes a comeback

I've never even heard of it and I consider myself a connoisseur of trash beer.

Originally Posted by Jim Schue

First-ever for you? That kind of surprises me.

I didn't know they even made the nasty stuff anymore. Then again, maybe they don't, and you just bought a 20-year-old 12-pack.

I really don't ever remember drinking a Burger throughout the years. I have been drinking Schlitz recently too.

Originally Posted by Jim Schue

First-ever for you? That kind of surprises me.

I didn't know they even made the nasty stuff anymore. Then again, maybe they don't, and you just bought a 20-year-old 12-pack.

Hey Jim! Guess what I tried last night...and loved it.

Originally Posted by Birdsfan

Hey Jim! Guess what I tried last night...and loved it.

Trend-oid.

Do they still Hudepop up there ?

Didn't know you was talking about an actual brand. For awhile I always referred to Budweiser as being pork-chop in a can.




May have to try the ole' Burger Beer. Experiencing college lets you have the opportunity to drink all kinds of dirt beer, so I'm sure it'll be just as good if not better.

Never heard of "Burger" beer, but I've noticed a new brand selling at a store around me. It called "Beer Thirty" and you can get a 30 pack for $13.30. At that price I would guess it has to be horrible.

Originally Posted by Jim Schue

Trend-oid.

I don't even know what that is.

Originally Posted by Irish Cat

Never heard of "Burger" beer...

Burger was popular in the Cincinnati area back in the 70's and before.

When I was a kid Burger Beer sponsered The radio Broadcasts of The Cincinnati Reds with Waite Hoyt and Jack Moran .

Originally Posted by Mack The Knife

Just mowed the lawn and have now popped the top on my first ever can of Burger. Bought a 12 pack just yesterday.

My condolences.

I really am in no position to say anything, having grown up with Baltimore's National Bohemian. Made Schmidt's of Philadephia seem like champagne.

Originally Posted by KyTmcNcc

When I was a kid Burger Beer sponsered The radio Broadcasts of The Cincinnati Reds with Waite Hoyt and Jack Moran .

Burger Beer the beer that brought you Baseball, and it was awful stuff.

BTW that was quite a few years.... prior to 1970.

Back in the day in Ohio, you could drink 3.2 beer legally at 18, and a lot of the bars up near UC used to serve the stuff. It really was some awful stuff.

Originally Posted by Theoldguy

Burger Beer the beer that brought you Baseball, and it was awful stuff.

BTW that was quite a few years.... prior to 1970.

Back in the day in Ohio, you could drink 3.2 beer legally at 18, and a lot of the bars up near UC used to serve the stuff. It really was some awful stuff.

I was too young for 3.2 beer. Never had it. I do remember my cousin's husband driving to a place when I was about 9 and buying a case. All I cared about was I was in a Mustang convertable. (1968)

Personally, I prefer Bergermeister Meisterberger Beer.

I think back in the 60"s Burger Beer was the No.1 saleing Cincinnati beer.

I don't really remember Burger beer but I do remember good ol' Hud-e-pol!
Speaking of old "trash" beers, does anyone remember or did you taste the famous "Billy Beer"? Named after former President Carters brother Billy, that stuff was terrible , I swear it tasted like rotten peanuts.