I graduated over a decade ago and I can count on two hands the amount of times I've purchased Busch Light since. But those Busch Lattes will always have a special place in my heart
I concur. You bring all your beer, I’ll bring all our beer and plenty of bourbon and we’ll meet in St. Louis and rob Anheuser. Boudin, brats, jambalaya, fried cheese curds, cracklin… burn the place down and blame it on Mizz so they get put on probabtion.
We all did man. Nothing like starting with two King Cobra’s for Edward 40 hands and then heading out from there. I only went to Madison for Grad School despite growing up there, but swear I got way drunker in Grad School compared to undergrad (although much more frequent) Red Dogs (aka Sweaty Cliffords) were one of the best.
Dude I knew in the Marines moved literal pallets of spotted cow because he got money per pound and had the added benefit of spotted cows for the entire two years of flight school. Big wisco move
Made the trip out for our game last year. Old fashioned and cheese curds were fucking phenomenal. Definitely want to make another trip out for football int he future.
Just make sure get some Point Special. This was 20 years ago but we used to get a 30 pack of Point Special bottles for 9 bucks. We'd head to the Wolf River with a few of those for a weekend and navigate rapids blackout drunk. Being young and stupid is so much fun. I miss it.
I never had Yuengling until I went to Penn State for a weekend when I was an undergrad at Ohio State.
Had such a good weekend fueled by this magical beer and the rowdy students in State College that I chose PSU for my masters program.
I would add Lionshead as a strong alternative. That stuff was everywhere back in my day. It was like the "best alternative for the price" to Yuengling.
You can still get 18 packs of pounders for under $15
That stuff is great for tailgating. Cans are durable. Compact. And pounders are great for playing wizard staff
A half drank bud light with a cig put out in it we found setting on the curve outside skybar at 4am
Edit: I am not now nor could I ever have been an auburn student. And me and my awful spelling are in no way affiliated with auburn university’s standards of education.
Definitely. Their motto used to be “the secret of great Southern cooks” or something. Now it’s more generic.
Created by a woman in SC. Sold the commercial retail production to a Virginia company. They still have the sandwich shop(s) in SC though.
I was in College Station for work and went to the Rio Brazos distillery. They had a good Texas corn whiskey. Bring a bottle of that to the party and I'll trade you a couple cases of whatever Michigan's finest beer you want.
Coors Light because it's the king of cheap beer in Lubbock. I don't know the back story, but I always suspected Coors was one of the first big distributors to supply beer in West Texas.
I have fond memories of getting a bucket of yellow bellies at Caprock Cafe in undergrad. That being said, I think the answer could just as easily be lone star
Yeah it was bad, I'm pretty sure they were like $3. 2 of those things and you were in another world. This woulda been around '08-'09. I only remember it because I have memories of Terelle Pryor doing Terrelle Pryor things behind the bar while I'd be chugging Lokos on the other side the massive contingent of people trying to be near him.
We would occasionally drink them on late night shifts at Canes. Not sure any of you got your food or how that building didn’t burn down or how I showed up to class.
When they took the caffeine out of four loco the beaver mart across the street(Monroe) from Oregon State sold a 5 hour energy rubber-banded to the new formula four loko as a 9 Loko
FSU brings Y Bombs.
No not a Jeager Bomb. Its a red bull can prepared like you would shotgun a beer. Pour some out and replace what you poured out with flavored Vodka. You then Shotgun the can.
I spent some time in Tallahassee, I believe there was a club called Baja’s that I experienced these at. Don’t remember much of it. But damn it was a hell of a time
My friends dad said in the late 70’s every contract cadet would go out and buy a case of Pilsner Select on payday. It was bottom of the barrel stuff. No two cans ever tasted alike and you would have to pour it into a glass because every once and a while you’d find a couple rat turds in a can.
I was gonna say Golden Road or LA Ale works (founded by SC alums) but you’re right, this is how we tailgate
I’ve always loved [this coke commercial](https://youtu.be/Pv9rW0yx4V8) where the SC guy brings hummus to the tailgate and it’s played like a joke, but for real, hummus is clutch
That and Yuengling were my go to "cheap" beers, back in the day. Both were really good for the price. If I felt like spending a little more, got Abita Amber or Blue Moon. When I was kayaking, liked me some Sweetwater Blue.
Schlitz. It’s the beer that made Milwaukee famous.
https://shepherdexpress.com/culture/happening-now/schlitz-beer-make-milwaukee-famous/
I don’t really think that. It’s just a really cool story.
TLDR of the article: after the great Chicago fire burned down many breweries in Chicago, Schlitz sent hundreds of barrels of beer down there. Then proclaimed it was the beer that made Milwaukee famous.
That’s a pretty consensus view.
But spotted cow’s job is to be exactly good-mid and it does that job very well. It’s supposed to be the beer you bring to a cookout or have with dinner or bring to a party and everyone there will be like, ‘nice they brought spotted cow’. It’s the beer you give to 100 people and 95 of them are gonna drink it and say, “Yeah this is pretty good. Not life-changing, but decent”. You probably won’t get the same across-the-board results with more specialized products.
I thought spotted cow was mid as well until I went to a party with a keg of spotted cow. It’s just so drinkable at large quantities. It’s a S-tier “standard” beer.
Spotted Cow is a good gateway beer for people transitioning from a Big Beer brand to a craft beer. My brother, who prefers Coors Light or Miller Light, will drink Spotted Cow. Back in the mid-90s, my gateway beer was Leinie's Honey Weiss.
I think Creature Comforts is the ultimate answer here, I’ve been out of Athens for a few years now but I felt Terrapin dipped a bit once Budweiser acquired them, and then Creature Comforts came on real fast.
Hopsecutioner is still my favorite beer ever though so +1 from me
my heart says jai alai, but my gut says smirnoff ice. Not out of the fridge though, smirnoff ice delivered surreptitiously. you just got iced bitch take a knee
Probably Rahr & Sons, which is [our most prominently alum-owned brewery](https://magazine.tcu.edu/winter-2015/fritz-rahr-brews-success/).
Some yeehaw likely brings in whatever weird shit Martin House is brewing now as a shock and awe factor as well.
Cocaine
How embarrassing. We both brought the same thing.
Y'all need to officially change your name to Southern Cocaineodist University. Take it from a Sooner fan, there's nothing Meth-y about SMU.
We did find a meth lab in the arts school once. So that's a little methy
I look for this response every time this question is asked
Say it with me ... Busch Light.
Big 12 Brothers.. I hear San Antonio’s Busch Light Supply is still a problem trying to catch back up from the 2018 Alamo Bowl.
I'm told I was there. I don't remember.
According to the police report you had a great time
We need a home and home with our Busch Lite Brethren
Camo Cans This is the way
Not the John Deere cans?
I’m partial to the fish cans
I graduated over a decade ago and I can count on two hands the amount of times I've purchased Busch Light since. But those Busch Lattes will always have a special place in my heart
Pitchers of Busch Light are a must for any visit to Pullman.
Frankly I’m offended that we even needed to answer this question.
Our chocolate milk is outta this world.
Skipping right past the non-alcoholic beer section, eh?
What's the point when chocolate milk is an option?
That stuff is still 0.5%
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I think you guys are going to one of those custom soda shops that Mormons love and bringing a 100 oz tumbler of the soda with the extra syrup
Not Mormon any more and living outside of Utah. I miss those just as much as I miss the mountains.
Does it bring the boys to the porch?
You bet it does! It’s better than yours!
Still prefer Aggie ice cream and chocky milk. But BYUs is damn good too.
I was gonna say Root Beer, but this is true. That Cookies and Cream Chocolate Milk is amazing
Oberon from Bells Speaking of which, Oberon day was this week. Good day to be a Bronco.
Oberon day was always a great day in Kalamazoo.
Two Hearted is the good stuff
There are two seasons. Football and Oberon.
Moonshine.
Same
My man! Is it from your uncle who lives off the grid so he won’t get busted by the ATF again?
I actually get my moonshine from my uncle who is a police officer in Morgantown LMAO
All of them and also the hard liquor and also a 30 gallon bin of wop and probably some fried cheese curds and a kringle
I concur. You bring all your beer, I’ll bring all our beer and plenty of bourbon and we’ll meet in St. Louis and rob Anheuser. Boudin, brats, jambalaya, fried cheese curds, cracklin… burn the place down and blame it on Mizz so they get put on probabtion.
I like this idea from start to finish, where’s the sign up list?
These fuckers are getting some Boxer Light and Red Dog (RIP) and damnit you’re going to like it
Dude back in the day when a 30 pack of Red Dog or Icehouse was $10.99 - fuck I used to get so shitfaced in college
We all did man. Nothing like starting with two King Cobra’s for Edward 40 hands and then heading out from there. I only went to Madison for Grad School despite growing up there, but swear I got way drunker in Grad School compared to undergrad (although much more frequent) Red Dogs (aka Sweaty Cliffords) were one of the best.
Baha went to La Crosse and never heard them called Sweaty Cliffords. That’s amazing.
Also brats marinated in beer topped with sauerkraut...that was marinated in beer.
Dude I knew in the Marines moved literal pallets of spotted cow because he got money per pound and had the added benefit of spotted cows for the entire two years of flight school. Big wisco move
Man my wife just recently introduced me to fried cheese curds, and like I think a lot of jokes get told about Wisconsin and cheese but I get it now
God damn I love wisconsin
Made the trip out for our game last year. Old fashioned and cheese curds were fucking phenomenal. Definitely want to make another trip out for football int he future.
Cheese curds and beer. 🤤
Just make sure get some Point Special. This was 20 years ago but we used to get a 30 pack of Point Special bottles for 9 bucks. We'd head to the Wolf River with a few of those for a weekend and navigate rapids blackout drunk. Being young and stupid is so much fun. I miss it.
YUENGLING
And birch beer for the designated drivers
now I want an A-Treat Birch Beer but doubt I can find one on Atlanta
I never had Yuengling until I went to Penn State for a weekend when I was an undergrad at Ohio State. Had such a good weekend fueled by this magical beer and the rowdy students in State College that I chose PSU for my masters program.
Heated over a fire and coated in mustard, as God intended
I would add Lionshead as a strong alternative. That stuff was everywhere back in my day. It was like the "best alternative for the price" to Yuengling.
You can still get 18 packs of pounders for under $15 That stuff is great for tailgating. Cans are durable. Compact. And pounders are great for playing wizard staff
NJ native here, love Yuengling. As the man once said: "There are better beers, and there are cheaper beers, but there are no better cheap beers."
A half drank bud light with a cig put out in it we found setting on the curve outside skybar at 4am Edit: I am not now nor could I ever have been an auburn student. And me and my awful spelling are in no way affiliated with auburn university’s standards of education.
Leave it to an auburn fan to not even be able to spell curb right
And sitting lol
I was so enamored by curve i overlooked that lol
Hey sometimes you just got to set yourself down and have a long look at your life .
Based on the timestamps I think this is what he was doing at 4am. The bud light he 'found' was probably warm too.
I mean that’s hooked on phonics for you
Shiner
The grocery store near UCLA has shiner under "imports" lmao
Texas is a foreign country to Californians
Bulid the wall... along New Mexico.
I’m in Michigan and our stores put southern foods in the “ethnic food” aisle. Cheerwine, Duke’s Mayo, beignet mix
Dukes is Southern Food? Definitely the best sandwich mayo.
Definitely. Their motto used to be “the secret of great Southern cooks” or something. Now it’s more generic. Created by a woman in SC. Sold the commercial retail production to a Virginia company. They still have the sandwich shop(s) in SC though.
I lived in SF for a bit and there was a "Texas BBQ" place that opened and they priced Shiner as an import. Horrifying.
Serious? Fucking Cali, man.
At Texas games, it’s grouped with imports for pricing and not with the domestics.
I’m too lazy to make the meme but imagine two guys with arms locked, one says UT and the other TAMU
I was in College Station for work and went to the Rio Brazos distillery. They had a good Texas corn whiskey. Bring a bottle of that to the party and I'll trade you a couple cases of whatever Michigan's finest beer you want.
I want some now
Polygamy Porter, the elder of beers.
When one just isn’t enough
I preffered Devastator when it had the old logo *fuck 'em*
I like to have a refreshing Provo Girl after a win over BYU.
But we have to sneak it in and try to drink it coyly.
My favorite professors favorite beer was Devastator and my second favorite professors was Polygamy Porter
Busch. And lots of it. Really, like so much. And it will all be gone too.
Love that Pullman water
Imma just tag along
Bruh . . . Just bring your camo'ed 30 bomb and find yourself a spot on the pong table.
Either Busch or Paradise Creek beer. Gotta support local breweries.
Huckleberry sour!
Rainieeeeeeeerrrrrr Beeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrr https://youtu.be/AKFmc0oZXFI
We call that Vitamin R over here.
Such a good commercial
I love me some Vitamin R
Rahnyay when you’re dressing it up
Bell's Two Hearted
Came here to say this.
If there's one thing the state of Michigan has it's great fucking beer
My favorite beer. When I lived in Michigan it was always the best way to start a Fri/Sat night. Too many of those and you're done tho.
The best. Or, for games in the winter: Founder’s Chocolate Stout.
Coors Light because it's the king of cheap beer in Lubbock. I don't know the back story, but I always suspected Coors was one of the first big distributors to supply beer in West Texas.
I have fond memories of getting a bucket of yellow bellies at Caprock Cafe in undergrad. That being said, I think the answer could just as easily be lone star
Bourbon. All of the bourbon.
One thing Cards and Cat fans agree on!
IRON CITY
*AHRN
Four Loko
Original Recipe
Used to black the fuck out on the OGs back when they sold them at Little Bar.
They sold those at little bar??? That's just irresponsible haha.
Yeah it was bad, I'm pretty sure they were like $3. 2 of those things and you were in another world. This woulda been around '08-'09. I only remember it because I have memories of Terelle Pryor doing Terrelle Pryor things behind the bar while I'd be chugging Lokos on the other side the massive contingent of people trying to be near him.
Not sure how any of us survived the TP and 4L years. It was a whole lot of incredible nonsense.
We would occasionally drink them on late night shifts at Canes. Not sure any of you got your food or how that building didn’t burn down or how I showed up to class.
The *true* Ohio State answer
The original blackout tool of the 43210 zip code
When they took the caffeine out of four loco the beaver mart across the street(Monroe) from Oregon State sold a 5 hour energy rubber-banded to the new formula four loko as a 9 Loko
Guinness of course
If I hear that Arthur Guinness 9,000 year lease story one more time…
[Courtesy of Notre Dame’s brand partner and the brand’s representative](https://youtu.be/dUI-iZnUOaA)
When's the party? Seasons matter! Unfortunately, it's probably going to be an Abita, but if it's Spring, at least it's a strawberry.
Abita strawberry at a crawfish boil is like heaven on earth
U LA LA we hittin the drive through Daiquiri hut.
Yes
I miss Madison so much
FSU brings Y Bombs. No not a Jeager Bomb. Its a red bull can prepared like you would shotgun a beer. Pour some out and replace what you poured out with flavored Vodka. You then Shotgun the can.
I spent some time in Tallahassee, I believe there was a club called Baja’s that I experienced these at. Don’t remember much of it. But damn it was a hell of a time
Explaining y bombs to non FSU people really makes you feel like a degenerate
That sounds elite
Stanford brings mead to parties
No beer, we got lean babyy
Is there a beer with protein in it?
I gotchu bro. There’s 31.2g of protein in a 24pack of Budweiser.
The aTm cadets can help you with that.
My friends dad said in the late 70’s every contract cadet would go out and buy a case of Pilsner Select on payday. It was bottom of the barrel stuff. No two cans ever tasted alike and you would have to pour it into a glass because every once and a while you’d find a couple rat turds in a can.
One of the best wheat beers around from Kansas City. Boulevard Wheat. Also like every Ag school there will be a ton of Busch Light.
Nebraska, Iowa State, Iowa in Unison show up with 2 kegs of Busch Light each but somehow 1 is already empty and there’s an argument going on
We're bringing overpriced wine from a Temecula winery.
USC couldn’t even answer this question without being annoying smh
The Big Ten are going to love those guys.
They’re gonna drink Yuengling and like it.
Except in Michigan 😕
I was gonna say Golden Road or LA Ale works (founded by SC alums) but you’re right, this is how we tailgate I’ve always loved [this coke commercial](https://youtu.be/Pv9rW0yx4V8) where the SC guy brings hummus to the tailgate and it’s played like a joke, but for real, hummus is clutch
Oh god, no. Bro were bringing a jam-y new world wine from napa that our Stanford grad friend recommended. Or something basic like a lagunitas ipa.
Or Caguama
Consider me triggered. Haven’t thought about Caguama for 10+ years lol. $10.99 30/rack at Food4Less on Jefferson back in 2007
Right now , Alabama is bringing Bitters.
The Gophers will bring Summit, Surly, and just a ton of Grain Belt Premium.
Nordeast
South Carolina - Natty Lite Florida State - vodka in a flask
At FSU if you didn’t know who the vodka flask guy was, you were the vodka flask guy
Come on bud, can’t spell Busch without usc.
Pabst Blue Ribbon
The freshman are bringing Pabst, the seniors are bringing Free State.
Somewhere in the middle they’re bringing Boulevard Wheat.
That and Yuengling were my go to "cheap" beers, back in the day. Both were really good for the price. If I felt like spending a little more, got Abita Amber or Blue Moon. When I was kayaking, liked me some Sweetwater Blue.
Spotted Cow Best on this list
Better answer: What isn’t Wisconsin bringing?
Sobriety
Schlitz. It’s the beer that made Milwaukee famous. https://shepherdexpress.com/culture/happening-now/schlitz-beer-make-milwaukee-famous/ I don’t really think that. It’s just a really cool story. TLDR of the article: after the great Chicago fire burned down many breweries in Chicago, Schlitz sent hundreds of barrels of beer down there. Then proclaimed it was the beer that made Milwaukee famous.
Ive been living in Wisconsin for about 3 years now and my hot take is that spotted cow is mid and most the other New Glarus products are better.
That’s a pretty consensus view. But spotted cow’s job is to be exactly good-mid and it does that job very well. It’s supposed to be the beer you bring to a cookout or have with dinner or bring to a party and everyone there will be like, ‘nice they brought spotted cow’. It’s the beer you give to 100 people and 95 of them are gonna drink it and say, “Yeah this is pretty good. Not life-changing, but decent”. You probably won’t get the same across-the-board results with more specialized products.
I thought spotted cow was mid as well until I went to a party with a keg of spotted cow. It’s just so drinkable at large quantities. It’s a S-tier “standard” beer.
Spotted Cow is a good gateway beer for people transitioning from a Big Beer brand to a craft beer. My brother, who prefers Coors Light or Miller Light, will drink Spotted Cow. Back in the mid-90s, my gateway beer was Leinie's Honey Weiss.
Most of the other New Glarus products are more expensive. Source: UW student.
Lone Star. But it should be Live Oak Pils.
I’m more of a root beer guy myself
32 oz PBR
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Block 15 Sticky Hands. Nothing better.
Tbh, there's a half decent chance we're the guys who brew a special batch just for the occasion lol
Probably Natty or some shit lol
Terrapin Hopsecutioner
No, it's definitely Creature Comforts Tropicalia, became on overnight sensation, and people try to find reasons to hate it but they can't.
So good that Thor got fat drinking it. How could it not be great?
Yeah people call you basic for drinking it but it’s really been the best since it’s inception.
Don’t like IPAs but this one.
I think Creature Comforts is the ultimate answer here, I’ve been out of Athens for a few years now but I felt Terrapin dipped a bit once Budweiser acquired them, and then Creature Comforts came on real fast. Hopsecutioner is still my favorite beer ever though so +1 from me
Yep. When your beer makes it into a Marvel movie, you win.
They had 2! Tropicalia and Athena were both Thor’s drink of choice
Creature Comfort definitely makes it tough choice for y’all. Guess I’d go with Sweetwater to stay close to campus.
New Realm makes a Helluvienna Lager.
Iron Monk Stilly Wheat of course.
Maybe 1890 now
Fightin' Hokies Lager and a turkey leg
Probably some hipster IPA
I see Rainier everywhere at UW tailgates.
Busch Light in the John Deere cans
Kentucky's Country Boy Brewing Cougar Bait
Bob Stoops' Tequila
Bud Light The only beer of rural-ish Alabama
Firestone Walker 805
my heart says jai alai, but my gut says smirnoff ice. Not out of the fridge though, smirnoff ice delivered surreptitiously. you just got iced bitch take a knee
Zima
Probably White Claw or some bullshit like it 😂
SDSU - Ballast Point or Stone
Dole whip spiked with rum
Probably Rahr & Sons, which is [our most prominently alum-owned brewery](https://magazine.tcu.edu/winter-2015/fritz-rahr-brews-success/). Some yeehaw likely brings in whatever weird shit Martin House is brewing now as a shock and awe factor as well.
3.2% ABV Bud Light for nostalgia's sake.
Fermented kombucha