Colt 45 6%

Rating based on a 24 oz can, poured out. I have preferred the 40 oz bottles to this method in the past. The aroma was, well, a little bit corny and a whole lot skunky. The appearance is unimpressive; unoriginal gold body with a bubbly white head. Flavor was mostly bitter. Not much of a beer, but it can be fun under the right circumstances.

Snuck out of my friends parents house one night in high school and drank a few of these bad boys. I remember a taste of strange water. It was Ice cold, so my tastebuds were frozen, which probably was for the better. This is a 7 year old recolection, but I wasn’t willing to try it again. It gets a 1 just because of the memories.

Drinkable at best, but not as good as a mickeys for malt liquor, but a 40 oz will help get you blitzed pissed and spicy like salsa

Can’t go wrong with a 40 ouncer of this stuff! There isn’t much of a cheaper way to go if your objective is to get a little bit tipsy.

I can’t remember this stuff well enough to write much of a review. Mainly because I was 16-17years old and baked and drunk off my ass puking from this rat piss. I can only assume, and it looks like I’m not alone on this one, that this stuff is crap. Very ghetto ass beer! Never again.

This beer, in cheap forty ounce competition, is a top dog! Better than most but its lack of flavor and bubbles makes it fall slightly, but at 2 bucks, whatta ya want! ...juice..."this is for my dead homies" -Loc Dog..

This smells bad, looks bad, tastes bad and whatever else. It is cheap and drinkable, but only for so long. If you have this beer every day for a few days it is very easy to get fed up with it as I was by the end of this summer.

According to Billy Dee Williams, this beer "Works every time!" Well, it sure does. Tastes of corn syrup and skunk, with nuances of hangover and vomiting. I don’t recall this beer tasting especially aweful for its variety, but I do remember that morning after. A severely Tequila-like hangover. Shame on you, Billy Dee.