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At seventeen, I drank several beers to see if I could get used to the awful taste. The answer turned out to be "no". It put me off alcohol for life.
I have tried various a lot of different drinks, but I have never found anything alcoholic that I actually like. I am now in my 60's and I'm perfectly happy with not drinking.
I'm in my middle 50's. There are alcoholic drinks I do like, but Miller and Budweiser and not among them. The wife and I will have wine, typically a Malbac or Chianti, with dinner a few times a month, then I'll use the rest of the bottle to cook with. My local liquor store has a great selection of beers that you can mix and match. I usually pick up a 6 pack, especially when Dopplebocks are in season. A local brewery here has a "Dark Dopplebock" that is really good. Those 6 will sit in my fridge over the next several months until I slowly get to them.