Boh Ice

Pabst Brewing Company
Brewed at Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Woodridge, Illinois USA

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

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This was the first beer I ever had. I havent had it since then, so I do not think this rating is very accurate. I would like to try it again so that I could give it a more fair rating.

Surprisingly smooth for a cheap beer.Smells predominantly of corn. Appearance is nothing special,though it does produce a sizable head that dissipates rather quickly. Ive had some of the best beers in the world and the some of the worst and this may be the most drinkable.Could drink by the tanker truck load,oh and its 5.8%. Hard to beat for 6.99 a case if you can find it.Its best out of a glass,from the can it tastes metallic.

Can. Very light yellow - cloudy. Almost no aroma. Little to no flavor. Bland. Typical US macrobrew with a bit higher octane.

12oz can. Pours a pale straw color with a one inch head that quickly fades. Smell of sweet corn, sweet cereal/grains, hints of skunk and alcohol. Taste is standard malt liquor/ice beer sweetness with just a hint of hops in the finish. Mouthfeel is thin with very little carbonation.

Pours a yellowish color. Smells of skunk and carrots (probably from just chopping up carrots :) ) Has a very tiny head. Taste is a bit creamy with little skunk taste. Pretty smooth going down.

I haven’t yet rated Natty Boh (sacré bleu!), but I will do the best I possibly can with this rating. The can was great, I didn’t know what glass to put it in so I can’t rate the head or the color (assumed to be brown). This beer was a bit warm due to lack of enough refrigeration, but I liken it to a red wine which should be served at 55-63F. I did not add any ice despite being taunted by the title. Sweeter than expected, but not as bad as I was expecting.

Boh Ice exists??? Aroma of some caramel malts and skunk. Taste is not bad, some caramel malts and fruit. Slightly creamy. Certainly the best "Ice" beer I’ve had.

National Bohemian Ice (Boh Ice) is sold in the Baltimore area. It has a thick, white head, and a very clear, gold appearance, with minimal lacing. Carbonation is high, and aroma is subdued. The taste is of corn or some other grain, but a faint hop spice can be detected. Mouth-feel is medium. Boh Ice finishes crisp and fairly refreshing. This is a decent ice beer offering, and I would drink it again. I would say to go ahead and give it a try, if you ever stumble across this rare drink. RJT

It is what it is; cheap pale lager with a boost of alcohol. Not too bad on a 95 degree Maryland summer day.

Pours golden with a fluffy head. Bready and corn aroma. Flavor of normal Boh with more of a body. Not bad at 5.9%.

Can… Clear yellow lager with a small, frothy, white head. Good, creamy retention. Sweet, corny aroma and flavor with only a rumor of peppery hops. Medium-bodied and sticky with middling carbonation. Finishes sweet and corny. I could barely finish it.