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Whenever I think of Busch light, I think of having that with cheese curds to start the day for my first Mifflin. What a time. 

Now I'm going to have to find a Trader Joe's when I go to the big city sometime.

I haven't seen Hamm's in forever, thought maybe it went the way of the Schlitz.  And the little beer joint in my town that had a Schlitz sign with a dude in a flat-top haircut enjoying a mug...dozed.

There is a ton of Michelob Ultra sold at all the events I attend, wonder if it's not such a big thing around the rest of the country.  Can't even buy a Bud Fat at any concerts or games I go to.  

I kinda miss the old Michelob and Lowenbrau.  

Yuengling Lager doesn't really fit in the category with all these others, it is way darker and way sweeter.  I think my (over) consumption of that when it became available led to the most chronic gout I've ever had. Guess I liked it too much.

Mich Ultra is popular here. Easy drinking low-cal beer. Is exactly what I expect it to be. Not good, but also not bad. Only marginally beer.

For the small extra number of carbs, I prefer Miller Lite over Mich Ultra.  Guess I bought into the "more taste" ad campaign.  

At baseball camp, the locker room fridges have Mic Ultra and Bud Light.  I tried the former, after a sip I poured it out.  The nice thing is the Bud Light then tasted almost like real beer.

My wife and I have been buying Heineken OO, which amazingly tastes pretty decent, much better than Ultra.  Much.

I drink ultra.  Call it glorified brown water. Can drink 5 or 6 without getting buzzed.  Though I will drink a good stout,  porter or brown ale on a regular basis 

On that list, I haven't had much Yuengling--not available here. I'm not sure if you can easily / reasonably find PBR around here? Haven't drank it in years and years. 

I find Stella just fine--although as mentioned if it's not treated well it could go bad due to those stupid green bottles. 

Of the macros, I like Banquet as mentioned, as well as High Life. Not a big fan of Bud Fat. 

Whenever I think of Busch light, I think of having that with cheese curds to start the day for my first Mifflin. What a time.

Key Meanings of Mifflin
Thomas Mifflin: An American Founding Father, military general under George Washington, signer of the U.S. Constitution, and the first governor of Pennsylvania (serving from 1790 to 1799).
Mifflin-St Jeor Equation: A popular scientific formula introduced in 1990 that estimates a person's resting metabolic rate (the number of calories burned at complete rest) using weight, height, age, and sex.