Camo 900 High Gravity Lager

Camo Beer Company
Brewed at City Brewery (Melanie Brewing Co)
Style: Malt Liquor
Las Vegas, Nevada USA

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

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Ah this wasnt half bad at all. Many a worse malt liquor exists Im sure. A fairly smooth corny type flavor but it hid the alcohol dangerously well. I can see me sippin on this swill in the hot suthern sun. Decent crap.

24 oz can pours yellow. Aroma is sweet and grainy. Flavor is sweet, grainy, metallic, and boozy.

24oz Can. Pours a clear yellow fizzy substance with a small fizzy white head. Nose is corn meal and fizz. Palate is thin, watery, fizzy. Flavors of corn and some cardboard and cereal.

24 ounce can. Pours a golden yellow with a thin, foamy, clingy, white head. Tons of carbonation. Taste is of fruit, corn, some malt, some corn and some alcohol. Similar aroma. Similar to the Black Ice, but a little lighter. Better than what I expected and best when it is ice cold. Worth a try since it is very inexpensive.

hehe wwhen my homie Wincent came with the camo the first time me and wince were going straight stewart. we started to suckle upon the schlitz when hot girls appeared and i started sucking on tits. there were 14 tits surrounding us and we were all going nuts. my friend had schlitz and i had camo its coo

Pours a fizzy crisp golden yellow. Aromas of corn, minor hopping, and not much else. Flavor is bland american lager with almost no hops. Is there any difference between this and the other Camo beers??? Taste like the same beer to me.

24oz can, my 3rd camo, 99Cents for this tall boy can with 9% ABV, taste isnt horribly offensive which is good, easily the best CAMO i’ve had... only because its not terribly pungent stuff.

Chemical solvent aroma, slightly sweetened with old corn. Piss yellow, briefest of heads. fizzy and thin on the tongue. doesn’t taste quite as bad as it smells—alcohol, cardboard, sweet lemon..

not very much flavor for a something that claims to me 9 percent alcohol wasnt worth trying once

can. carbonated yellow pour with thin head. smell of malt liquor, rice and alcohol. The aroma may also be described as the smell after a tire fire in Detroit or perhaps what the river in Cleveland must have smelled like before it caught on fire. The children of Chernobyle would be proud. this is a tough one even for one sip.

Oh, don’t be so funny. You must consider value, and take a beer for what it is proposing to be. This 24 oz. can, came to me at $1.19. This has one of the worse aromas I have ever smelled. Taste is thin, but no worse than a cheap watery lager with that infamous corn taste. This isn’t even a decent lager, it’s quite bad. But it beats Steel Reserve.