5 beers Americans aren't drinking

it must be the beechwood or whatever Bud says they use but if that is all that is available, I just don't drink.  Nothing ABusch makes tastes good to me, I don't care how cheap it is.

I like heavier beers with lots of hops - IPAs, ESBs (my favorite).  Porters or Guiness are a bit over the top for me but I don't mind one with dinner.  For chillin' in a hammock or firing up the BBQ, gimme ESB any day.  I don't even consider alcohol content when purchasing - I go for flavor.  Even different micro-brews have different tastes to their brews, you just gotta find your own favorite.  I wind up paying $8-12 for a six pack, but it's worth it to me.

Kinda like the $7/gal milk threat - I don't care.

I don't drink the stuff. Smells to much like a men's bathroom at a concert or football game.

ummmmm, the only way you guys can describe beer is with the words piss, urine, crap and **** ? doesen't say much for your command of the english language

Couldn't agree more with the comment about '3.2' beer being an inferior brew and offered to Americans with shrewd marketing campaign, less filling, tastes great, beautiful women, healthy choice, etc.............most​ folks are missing the great tasting European  and American Craft beers.............yo​u want 'light' beer?    Put an ice cube in it!  

American consumers have abandoned Michelob, a lager brewed since 1986? SINCE 1896! Miller lite, killer Miller High Life. Michelob brewed since 1896 (not 1986) killed by Michelob light, and Budweiser the last to get a light beer is following the same trend as the others. For the past three years, the biggest-selling beer in the world was a brew you've probably never heard of: China's Snow Beer, and with the Chinese beer market surging by 10% a year, expect Snow to grow even bigger. Formed in 1993 in a joint venture between SABMiller and China Resources. Last year, Snow beer sold 16.5 billion pints, about twice as much as former No. 1 seller Bud Light.

I wasn't aware that I crippled the beer industry when I pretty much quit drinking. Now its strictly one a day at most. My apologies to the workers that have lost their jobs because I no longer over indulge. But then again I never did like any of the bud, mic or busch brands any how.

I think Old Milwaukee, Milwaukee's Best, and other economical beers will have some increased sales soon since the Feds are grabbing more from our wallets. Craft beers will still do well since a lot of people may splurge now and again and some will still be well enough off to still afford them regularly. The light beers should go down since the  calories in the regular beers will make up for fewer calories from food that is becoming less affordable. Took about a year to recoup my investment in supplies and a couple of yeast strains I like, and now I can brew about 2 cases of my own craft for about the cost of a case of Sam Adams.

The sales of that garbage beer is down because people are searching for Yuengling, even if they have never had one or heard of it, and don't want to settle for that "here today gone tomorrow" bullsh-t. It is the best and the oldest American brewery, made right here in Pennsylvania....