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No.
If you are going to drink, then drink.
If not, don't.
Light beer tastes like crap, makes you piss, and doesn't get a buzz going. It is a monstrous waste of time, money, and hops.
Speaking of lame beer, I think Michelob Ultra has one of the douchiest ad campaigns I've ever seen.
A few of my favorites are Flag Porter, Anchor Porter & Sammy Smith Oatmeal Stout. There's a few imperial stouts that are really good too along with some brown ales like Moose DroolI like beer. I love dark beer, stout, porter ... etc. But when I'm doing a gig, it's Coors Light or water (not much difference, is there?).
No.
If you are going to drink, then drink.
If not, don't.
Light beer tastes like crap, makes you piss, and doesn't get a buzz going. It is a monstrous waste of time, money, and hops.
I play at church, so no beer while playing. Lest you metal heads think that's lame, we do the metaphorical drinking blood thing. OK, it's really grape juice.
Or low calorie.I was about to type a snark comment about light beer, but then realized you might mean light as in alcohol content.
Cause I love some LIGHT beers, Hoegarden (However you spell it) is my absolute favourite.
And Blanche De Chambly is 9% and you'll feel that.
as an Australian friend once told me:Light beer is similar to diet, decaffeinated Coke: it's not much more than expensive colored water.
Probably. It's pure modern day yuppie waterIsn't Mich Ultra about 1% alcohol?
My motto: "Life is too short for lite beer."
The "lite" stuff never touches my lips unless I'm at a friend's house and there is nothing else available. I won't spurn their choice and be discourteous,