Pros: Recyclable aluminum cans, convenient colors make target practice easy Cons: Some people think that this is a great beer
If Joann Gutenberg had drank this beer in the 1400’s we would never have gotten the printing press. I imagine he would have killed himself by trying to remove the foul bitterness from his tongue.
Pros: Cheap. Drinkable. Cons: Almost no flavor whatsoever.
You probably did too. And really, it was good for that purpose. What else could I say about say about Meister Brau Light? Well, at least it lacks the putrid brackishness that accompanies most mainstream light lager offerings.
This is one of the many beers that give American beer a bad name. I would say that it is to disgusting to drink, but actually it has too little taste to be THAT terrible.
The first time I got drunk at a High School party (many years ago), I...
The folks who make Meister Brau aren’t roasting the barley over a slow fire to just the right shade of amber brown, carefully balancing a 37%/34%/29% blend of three hops or triple-testing the specific gravity of the wort to get it just exactly the way...
Pros: Cheap beer, good taste. Cons: Oooohhh! The next day expect a major hangover!
Review of Meister Brau (June 29, 2000)
Hey! I remember when Meister Brau first came out! They had a lot of T.V. commercials showing how people who bought Meister Brau became heroes because they saved a lot of money over fancy import beers....
Pros: cheap Cons: bad taste, hazardous waste, worse after taste
At least Ipecac will taste better.
While at the grocery store last night I noticed that Meister Brau Light was on the shelf in and amongst the other "bubba" beers. This would not normally attract my attention except that I noticed...
Pros: absolutely none Cons: terrible taste, bad hangovers, embarrasing to drink publicly
Meister Brau is a product that makes me ashamed to admit that I like beer. For those of you who think all beer tastes bad - try this one, and you will realize that some of it is actually better than you first thought. Meister Brau is intended for high...
Pros: Cheap, relatively flavorless Cons: Vomiting and Diarrhea
Back in high school, when we had to pay someone's older sibling to buy us beer, sometimes we would have the pleasure of puking up Meister Brau. With less nasty aftertaste than it's "classier" competitors like Busch and Schlitz, Meister Brau is...
Pros: cheap Cons: bad taste, hangover in the next morning
At first I want to warn everybody that Meister Bräu is not a good choice! The only good thing is that Meister Bräu almost costs nothing and you will get terrible hangover in the next morning, but that's all. So Meister Bräu is suitable drink for young...
Pros: It beats Milwaukee's Best or Busch, it's cheap Cons: It doesn't beat anything else that I know of, not something I'd boast about drinking
This is a beer with virtually no social prestige. Even the beer barbarians usually have nothing to do with this brew, preferring to swill the Milwaukee's Best or Busch, which are even worse. At least this this has some faint semblance of a taste,...
Pros: The best tasting of all cheap beers Cons: Its a cheap beer. Enough said.
First off, let me tell you that I am in a fraternity house. This is important for two reasons. One, we are poor college kids. And two, we drink beer in large quantities. We buy pallet's at a time.
I found this beer to be one of the worst beers that was ever made.I can only imagine what they were thinking when they made this.It has no taste.It is boring.I don't think anybody should drink this beer.They should take it off the market.This beer can be...
Pros: Really, Really, Cheap Cons: You can be confused as a hick or on foodstamps
In German, this would be called Mr. Beer. In Germany, they would run anyone out of the country if they tried to serve this to them. Meister Brau by all standards of brewing, is cheap beer. Flat out. Its cheap to make and cheap to buy, making it a college...
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