I'd always wondered why I liked Colt 45 (relatively speaking), but thought Steele Reserve tasted like piss. Now I know.

Quinta de Murta ... Portuguese Red. Lovely!

You know the great thing about malt liquor? If you're drinking regular beer, and you "fall behind", it's easy to forget to drink and lose your buzz to the point where all you can hope to accomplish is being respectably drunk, whereas with malt liquor if the same thing happens, the beer is so strong that you can still get wasted.

**** yeah, malt liquor!

What's regular beer? Most of the beer I drink is stronger than your malt liquor, and tastes WAYYY better.

What beer do you drink that's stronger than 8.1% malt liquor?

Any Russian Imperial Stout, several hundred IPA'S, any Barleywine on the market.

Drinking 3 of these tonight at 10 percent.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...03627116,d.eXY

But are they economical? I mean, $5 for a pack of 16oz cans of 8.1% alcohol. Is your Russian **** gonna get me ****ed up like that for the same kind of dollar? I'd love to drink booze that tastes better than ****ing Steele Reserve, but I'm a booze hound on a budget.

3 of them cost me about twenty five bucks. Two of them does the trick. Not economical by any standard so I agree that steel reserve and the malt liquors of the world do the trick at a much lower cost. I used to be in that situation and I had my bouts with Mickey's Big Mouth like everyone else so I would never bash malt liquor. The best malt liquor you can buy is Tsingtao from China taste-wise however it only banks out at 5.2 percent by volume.

Sad :(. I only "like" Steele Reserve cause I'm getting used to it, but it still tastes like ****. I'm certainly not going to **** with any 5.2 China uselessness. I like being able to sip my booze rather than pound shots, but I still like to know that one can is going to have a noticeable effect.

Its a very good beer for the price along with Kirin Ichiban also another malt liquor from the far east.