Yeah it's not craft quality and anybody who says so is full of baloney. But it occupies a unique space halfway between macro and craft, while being not much more expensive than macro and substantially cheaper than craft. It's a workable everyday beer that's a step up from the junk. Anytime you see a tap line-up with all macros and then Yuengling at the end, you're like, "whew." Small mercies. Then you drink it and talk with your friends and don't think about the beer and you're happy it doesn't taste depressing. You'd be happier if there were some interesting craft beers on that line-up, but this is like a life preserver tossed out to you in the deep.