Beer 30 Light

Brewed by City Brewery (Melanie Brewing Co)
Style: Pale Lager
La Crosse, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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The single greatest beer ever brewed. From the soft grapey undertones, brought on by the purple can coloration, to the delightful lack of body or flavor, this beer is perfect. Also, it’s only 9.99 for a 30 pack.

I thought this was grape soda when I bought it, but man, am I glad it wasn’t! This is the best beer ever because the can tells me when to drink! Apparently every 15 minutes is beer 30 according to the awesome purple can. The flavor is perfect, no actual taste, just slightly alcoholic skunk water. PERFECT!

Jeff Ciesco is the mastermind of this product. He is God. Heaven in a can. $9.99 for a 30 pack. It’s the perfect beer to drink while driving in your car. The police just think you’re drinking grape soda. Highly recommended for long road trips. My buddy and I crushed 2 30 packs on our way down to Miami, FL (15 hour drive).

A good cheap beer, your typical light lager. Most people probably couldn’t tell the difference between this and natural light,, keystone, etc, other than it is cheaper. Not to bad when all things are considered.

Tastes like a mix of communion wine, aluminum, and the spirit of hard drinkers. Highly recommended for all-day binge drinking and/or buffalo hunting.

Much better than a lot of people say it is. Of course, its a cheap beer, so you shouldn’t expect the best thing ever. But considering its $11.99 for a 30, and is far and above better than keystone, natty, milwaukees best and most other cheap beers, its definately worth it if you just want beer.

UPDATED: JAN 6, 2012 12 ounce can, Buffalo, New York. Large hole gashed in bottom in order to properly shotgun. Purchased in a 30-rack for 12.99. Wonderful packaging that guarantees you a good time. Hints of grape alleviate an otherwise dusty, industrial aroma. As I was shotgunning, I noticed the carbonation was superbly high, making it exceptional for such a drinking technique. Taste was irrelevant, but the aroma of rotting grapes and the fields of Wisconsin and Indiana lifted my spirits as it traveled down into my stomach. Definitely a light body that did not fill me up too quickly, and left a unique finishing taste that I can only describe as ’lead pipe’. As a result, I have come to the conclusion that this is the perfect beer for shotgunning, due to it’s low carbonation and very watery texture. Great for beginners. Serve warm or slightly chilled while playing a rousing drinking game of ’Dice’. A chaser of other, personally preferred beer is recommended after each shotgun.

This is one of the oddest beers I’ve ever sampled. Beer 30 Light has a thick, egg-shell colored head and a clear, golden appearance, with some bubbles streaming up and little-to-no lacing left behind. The aroma is an unusual sour green apple smell with other hard-to-place, even industrial, scents. Taste is predominately sour green apple, with other flavors I can’t place. Mouthfeel is light and watery, and Beer 30 Light finishes crisp, oddly refreshing, and dry. Overall, this is an interesting beer, if nothing else. It has to be tried to be understood, and I still can’t figure it out (after only a single sampling, I might add). RJT

only to be consumed in conjunction with drinking games in mass quantities. Light Body, carbonation is on the higher side. Light Hoppy aroma Consumed via shotgun method by puncture of key or fingers.

I enjoyed this fine beverage after cutting down a large pine tree that fell into a creek. It really hit the spot. It was cold and refreshing and didnt have a horrible corn vibe to it.