Colt 45 6%

Pabst Brewing Company
Brewed at Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Malt Liquor
Woodridge, Illinois USA

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

Change serving notes to Serve in 40 oz bottle in brown paper bag - drink while stumbling down the street. If you buy this, you know exactly what you’re getting yourself into. I’ve drank this in my past - it’s done; I’ll rate it for posterity.

Classy Stuff!! lol.. Corn, Grain.. Less Then Likeable...everything you expected to be and less.

Grainy aroma and taste, but not so bitter and corn silo-like that it’s repulsive. I am sorry to say, this isn’t that bad.

I work at a liquor store and picked some up/ It wasn’t the first time, I never get enough/ I’m about two thirds done with a 40, it’s been a half an hour/ Surprisingly it never tasted sour/ It tastes good right now, I can’t complain/ I’ll take this whole damn 40 to my brain/ So don’t talk shit/ You’ll get yo ass clipped/ Split yo lip/ I’m down with Colt to da 4 fifth.

Clear, light golden color with a fizzy light head that quickly dies. Smells like metal, corn, and grain. Tastes pretty thin, with some nice skunk, metal, corn. Pretty great, pretty great.

Wow Billy Dee, how could you endorse this crap. It is better than King Cobra, but let me tell you, that’s not saying much.

(Bottle) Pours a clear golden color with a bubbly white head. Not the worst tasting malt liquor, but on the other hand, how many good malt liquors are there?

UPDATED: FEB 21, 2007 From a 24 oz. can. Light fizzy gold color with a huge white head that thurns into a thin scum. The aroma is slightly skunky with corn adjunct smells and a little bit of gasoline. The initial taste is not as bad as I would have expected. It is metallic with notes of corn and some dirt. Then as you drink a little more it begins to taste like licking an alley cat’s fur. Gets worse as you go through it.