 blutt59 (2042), Dallas, Texas, USA
Jul 19, 2008 can, pours light golden yellow with a grassy nose, flavors are bubblegum and algae, tinny finish
elihapa (1033), Honolulu, California, USA
Jul 17, 2008 This beer is inexcusable. Even its presentation is bad: dull gray-gold cans, who does that?? All this beer is is calories and a skunky metal flavor that is repulsive. Spare yourself and stay away, this beer is a drain pour even at a sloshy Frat party.
Jblauvs (530), Manchester, New Hampshire, USA
Jul 14, 2008 the Tan Can. Classic beer, with a classic cheap macro taste of metal and pee. coors light with more calories.
VacaBeerDude (19), Vacaville, California, USA
Jul 13, 2008 Just about as average and Ho-Humm as you can possibly get. If you have been working hard and you’re dripping in sweat, and this beer is ICE cold, it works well as a quick thirst quencher. I say quick because the last thing you want is to try and drink this beer after it begins to warm. NOT a beautiful thing.
johntreeter (121), Greenwood, Indiana, USA
Jul 12, 2008 Well if I was going to drink a macro lager this would be it. Typical American macro. If there is nothing there to be offensive, then there’s no way it can be.
JonR888710 (999), Cochabamba, Bolivia
Jul 3, 2008 Very golden, like the can, with a white head like the snow of the rockies. Taste is grains and corn with slight acidicness. Wet, long ending with more malts than the others. Doesn’t have a crisp, abrupt ending. This one lingers
Slipstream (734), USA
Jul 2, 2008 Another classic approaches the rating table. 24 ounce cream-colored cold-activated can with a frost brew liner. Maybe this beer corporation should spend a little more on their beers and a little less on their cans. Pours out like a typical pale lager with a fast-fading head - only the color approaches a light green. Irritating, fairly skanky scent - stale yeast predominates. The taste is not the worst - some corny sweetness, mixed with malts and a hint of bitter hops. Light-bodied with a fairly mild flavor overall. Adding lime juice does improve it a little. This is mediocre, but drinkable stuff. Still, I remember back to the 1970s and early 1980s when this beer was delicious, and rare in the eastern USA. The unique, nutty flavor that once characterized a frosty Coors is just a memory now. What went wrong?
Guinnessman (88), VACAVILLE, California, USA
Jul 2, 2008 I can sum up this foul concoction in one word and one word only. BLEAHHH! Need I say more?
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