Bootie U95

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

Bottle... AWOL ’07... Clear, almost colorless lager with a mid-sized, frothy, white head. Unfortunately, my tap water has more going on in the aroma that this brew. The only thing I could pull out of the glass was a very faint pungency. Tastes like seltzer water with a splash of lemon juice or maybe a watered-down Berliner Weisse. Light-bodied with a coarse mouthfeel and spritzy carbonation. Crisp, mildly tart finish. I scored this one more highly than my predecessors because I love sour stuff... even when it’s not supposed to be.

Hmm... the name sounds like some sort of nuclear isotope in a barium enema, and it delivers all the flavor the name suggests. This is, perhaps, as bad as Charles Riebenbach. Adjuncty, no hops, mildly tart, overly clingy. Tastes like Perrier with a twist of old sock. Worthless.

Horrible, nasty, unpleasant. This is the only way to describe this beer. Its taste like a metalic white wine spritzer. this is the one beer that I could not finish

Great, Just what the world needs, another Coors light imitator. Weak and metallic. Don’t we have enough of these already? As a matter of fact I don’t think I will drink this one again even if its free.

The 3 Booties were part of a sampling from a beer distributor. This one lacked the beer flavor, like the light and the lager, but added a suprise metallic flavor. Yuck!

When I bougth it at my regular store, the owner looked at me like I was crazy. I said i just wanted to see.

Very pale, almost see through appearance - actually can see through this better than my windshield. Aroma has some fusel alcohol accents, wet paper bag and a little bit of day old rotting garbage. Flavor has some underlying fruitiness to it - what species and family, I could not identify; metal blandness and cardboard. Mouthfeel is thin and oily at the same time - if that is possible. Aftertaste reminds me of sucking on wet, dirty copper pennies. Glad I only picked up one 24 oz can of this rather than a whole six at the convenience store.