Colt 45 7%

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

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

Gold appearance, minimal fizzy head on top. Aroma of sugary berries , alcohol . Medium to light body , dry alcohol is the main theme here . Badly made malt liquor.

[2831-20100409] 710mL can. Wet cardboard leaves and grass aroma. Clear, deep yellow body with a quick foamy white head and small quick centralized bubbles. Skunky grass and wet leaves flavour. Medium body. Pretty awful.
Scenario: Someone gave me a Heineken for the rest of this seven-ten, they loved it so much.
(From Beer Store (Bloor/Spadina); Toronto, ON)

Pours a light golden yellow. Aromas of minor hops, corn, grains. Flavor is light, crisp, watery with a little hop and not much else.

What did you really expect here? This 7% is the same as the others (6 and 8%) just in the middle alcohol wise. sharp pissy and metallic. Not good at all. Still, in the day, I’d pound these. Keep it real!

Bottle- Pours sparkling gold with a short lived white fizz. No real lace, or retention. The aroma is feusels and wet paper, with vegetable/pineapple...urgh. Tastes pretty vegetal, there’s some weird malty sweetness and it kinda tastes like creamed corn or some other metallic tinned veggies. There’s a bite in the finish, but It is not really from the hops. Pretty rough.

24 oz can pours clear fizzy yellow with a white head. Aroma is sweet and grainy. Flavor is sweet and lightly metallic.

710 ml can from the LCBO. pours golden with a white head, lingers and laces. over carbonated. aroma of dusty apple core. decent sweet sugary flavour. the carbonation balances the sweetness. poundable for a malt liquor. un-terrible.

Colt 45 is just the classiest malt liquor ever created, isn’t it? If it’s good enough for Billy Dee Williams, it’s good enough for Dr. Beardface!