Blue Diamond Premium Beer

Can from me Thanks to me for going out of my way to find this diamond in the rough. Har, har.
Pours typical macro-thin yellow with a quickly fading head of ivory. Pleasant aroma of honey and slight raspberry. The positives end there... Watery hops that spent their summer in the sun. Dry, stale, and lifeless. Watery mouthfeel. Thank goodness I found this as a single at Spec’s.

call me "dirty stinkin ape" but this got me up in the jim-jams...i liked it, nothing to worry about, its cold, refrshing, has a nice back taste, and for 6 for 12...dude, "sometimes you eat the bar and sometimes the bar eats you" ..i won on this roll.

Gold Coloring. Pains me to Say, but the Light Was Easier to Drink. Corny and Light Malt Aroma and Flavor. Pretty Harsh.

Omg i think i prefer the light over this,golden color,small white head that had a short life then faded to nothingness.The armoa was corny and semi sweet with a light maltiness.The flavor was just slightly stronger then the light version with just a bit more maltiness and the hops are still faint.not enough to off set the sweet side of this brew but still it could be a decent lawnmower brew just for the ease of drinking.It’s worth a try atleast once but after that your on your own.

Oh man is this a "special" beer... light yellow color. This thing is like drinking in incredibly diluted corn smoothie. Woof.

Wouldn’t drink again. Ok well if it were free. Light yellow in color with a stale fruity taste. A zing in the palate but not to it’s favor. All white head about half inch disappears fast. Very carbonated.

Bought at a Cirkle K after work. Clear yellow color with white head that disapated. Carbination was good. Tasted watery, not bad if you need beer fill for the frige or something before bed that is not to harsh.

Can poured yellow with fast disipating white head. Heavy aroma of corn. Flavor was of corn with a very heavy taste of metal left on the palate. For what it’s worth, the Blue Diamond light was much better!