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After 12 years of drinking beer, I have came to the conclusion that Coors Banquet is a much better value than drinking craft beer.
Banquets are delicious, drinkable, and relatively affordable.

Coors is unironically the best beer you can buy

>be into craft beer since 2010
>never been a beer snob but always paid a lot of attention to craft beer and sampled it
>recently lose interest with it because it's even more IPA dominant than before
>just drink lots of Coors Banquet which is cheap and tastes better than most meme craft beers
I would like to get into craft beer again but the scene is becoming more and more meme beer driven, such as hazy IPAs that taste like bitter orange juice.

Why do homeless guys and derelicts always drink this stuff?

>started drinking beer 11 years ago, and have drank a lot of beer since then
>always was into craft as well as regular beer
>lately I just want to drink Coors Banquet, as it's cheap and has the right amount of flavor/alcohol to be enjoyable to drink all night
>also like Budweiser

Has this happened to any of you guys? The craft market these days so heavily revolves around meme IPAs that I just don't have much interest in it anymore, especially since a craft 6 pack is like 12 or 13 dollars now.

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COORS FUCKING BANQUET GANG
This beer is genuinely good and I know people ranging from alcoholic bums to craft beer guys who love this and drink it all the time

Why are breweries even more IPA centric now than 5 years ago?
As someone who likes non-meme beers, this is disappointing.
If all that's available are Hazy IPAs and pastry stouts, I'd rather just buy Budweiser and Coors Banquet

Coors Banquet is so fucking good for a cheap, mass produced beer. I'll take this over 95% of IPAs, especially sessioning.

Is Coors Banquet the best of the "regular" American beers? I like Budweiser and Miller High Life too, but Banquets are so addictive.
They also seem to sell very well, all the bums where I live moved on from malt liquor years ago and drink this instead.

Out of the big macro, non-light beers (Budweiser, Coors Banquet, Miller High Life, and PBR),which one is your favorite?
For me, it's a tie between Coors Banquet and Budweiser. I had preferred the former for a while and it's my go to 24 oz can, but lately I've really appreciated the crispness of a Budweiser.

Is this the official beer of losers?
Not hating as I drink it often myself, I just see loads of this at every store and I think it's the #1 seller for hobos and derelicts.