Beer 30 Light

From a can. The body is very pale yellow with a white head that stayed longer than I expected. The aroma was sweat socks with some used urinal cakes. There was also some bologna. The taste was nasty old corn and some paper. There was also a bit of bell pepper in the finish. Very watered down.

This canned brew from Fort Wayne, IN poured a medium sized head of finely sized white colored mostly lasting bubbles that left behind a transparent typically carbonated light yellow orange colored body and a thick foamy lacing. The aroma was of corn and malt. The mouth feel was mildly tingly and crisp from start to finish. The flavor was of corn malt mild hops and cheap. Its only redeeming quality 30 cents a can.

Can. Medium sized white head that mostly diminished, small amount of lacing, transparent, visible carbonation, and a yellow hue. The aroma and the flavor are corn with a slight sweet finish. Smooth mouthfeel, light, watery and light bodied. Nothing happening here so time to move on.

Sampled at Cellar’s Wine & Spirits in St Paul, MN and shared by joebrew. Good lord! I just dumped out the Ice version of this beer. Pours a clear light golden straw colored brew with a fast dissolving white head. Aroma of more corn adjunct, some wheat malt character and more infused citrus chemical character as the Ice version. Taste is light bodied, watered down white bread with some citrus in the background. Finish is light, gritty and then clean cut taste. This is sold only in 30-packs? Glad the distributor supplied only a single can to test sample.

What time is it? Beer 30, of course! heemer beat me to yet another rating. 12oz can, no date. Pours a pale straw with a moderate, very quickly dissipating white fizzy head. What very little aroma that is there is corn, cardboard, and some miniscule tang. Dominant taste is cardboard, followed by corn and tang. Quite the complex brew. Very watery, overcarbonated. The finish is sour. At least the name made me laugh--apparently aimed @ the 18-25 frat boy.