Country Club Malt Liquor

This products’ appeal grows with repeated servings. While not for the weak of heart, and certainly not served at any country clubs, this is a tasty malt liquor. It’s mild flavor and relatively low alcohol content, make it a pleasant drinking experience. It goes well with steak and assorted chips. Once one gets past the initial shock, Country Club is alright. Have never seen this in the New Orleans area. Bought it in Chillhowie, Virginia.

40 oz. Hello happiness? over what? the fact that it cost two dollars? This stuff is god awful, unless the tin, zinc taste with a hint of turpentine is your thing. Super cheap, gets you drunk, what else can you want out of a 40?

Can, from NachlamSie. What is there to say about this? It really isn’t all that bad for a super cheap malt liquor in a can. Corny sweet with banana and apple notes.

can destroyed via shotgun. Worse than Steel Reserve. Better than St. Ides. Kind of sweet with apple flavor and a metallic finish.

Well, not much going on here, but at least it was a 16oz can, haha. The beer is a boring light gold with a small white head. The beer had a corny and grainy adjunct smell, with a sour malt characteristic. It tasted sour and grainy, and somewhat watery. A lowly active beer, with a watery uneventful mouthfeel, and a rough finish. I think one would be hard pressed to find this beer at a country club.

Shockingly inoffensive for a malt liquor, very mild alcohol presence. Still a malt liquor though and still not very good.

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 ther any difference between this and St. Ides/Olde English/Big Bear??? Taste like the same beer to me.