To be fair though, arachnocapitalist, most of the alcohol sold throughout human history is bought because it will get you drunk inexpensively without tasting so horrible that you immediately vomit or blinding you.
Most beer is purchased not for flavour but for price point and the ability to get you fucked up... and what large-breasted horror-movie hosts or comical dogs endorse the beer... and what's for sale where you drink it and...
Quite often, basically whatever was the first brand you started drinking when you first started drinking, akin to how most guys end up just sort of cheering for whatever sports teams their dads cheered for, not out of merit just out of momentum.
Flavour, for better or for worse, is probably very low on the choice totem, especially as mass marketed beers go.
All reasonably-affordable beers basically taste awful to my palate.
You're drinking it to get drunk or else you'd pay for something much more expensive that, like, tastes good.
You should know this... but you are torn between your loyalty to arachno-capitalist theory and your vocation as a brewsman.
I hate to say it but in this case, Adam's Invisible Spider Hand is probably the one to listen to.