 argo0 (6145), Washington DC, USA
Nov 1, 2003 Apple juice body with medium off-white head. Aroma is mild grassy with minimal sweetness. Taste is bland, mildly sweet with the hint of grassy. Clean light body. Pretty inoffensive beer, which is a noticeable improvement for AB.
BückDich (4525), Boise, Idaho, USA
Nov 17, 2003 Pours a normal pale yellow color just like bud, same fizzy head. Aroma has notes of light damage and hops. The flavor is dry and bitter with a bit of a malty finish. This wasn't that good of a beer, I'd actually take a budweiser over this one.
hopscotch (4433), Vero Beach, Florida, USA
Jan 24, 2004 So disappointing. Not surprised, just disappointed... considering I paid over $1.00 for the bottle.
I opened the green bottle and a skunk jumped right out of it at me. It went for the jugular, but I fended it off. I would like to say this is a better brew than Michelob or Budweiser, but I really can't. There's no excuse for this beer being lightstruck since it was brewed in America and is pretty darned fresh. The only difference between this beer and all other A-B products is that I didn't get the adjunct headache associated with all their other brews. Oh, and the hops are actually detectable.
Weak brew. Don't spend your dollars on this one... whether they be Euro or American.
muzzlehatch (4425), Burlington, Vermont, USA
Feb 19, 2004 12 oz bottle. Pale amber, medium fizzy head, actually lasts for a tiny while. No aroma. I don't mean inoffensive, or light, or boring. I mean, NO AROMA AT ALL. Nothing. I'm smelling my dirty living room, that's all I'm smelling. Bit of stale corn taste, just a little bit of sweetness comes through as it warms, pretty thin, nasty metal. What more could you want, America?
Cornfield (4255), Oak Lawn, Illinois, USA
Jan 21, 2005 Updated: Sep 8, 2005A-B got their "top brewmasters representing 10 countries around the globe" to come up with this concoction. What a joke and a lame excuse for charging extra for this junk. (Luckily I got away with only one GREEN bottle.) It tastes like each brewmaster came up with a recipe and they mixed them all together. This is "World Class" only in the sense that the world is rapidly going to hell in a handbasket. <font size=-4><a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/Places/ShowPlace.asp?PlaceID=1197> Torrence Liquors, Calumet City, IL<font size=-1>
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