Country Club Malt Liquor

Like "sweet-n-sour" sauce that was fermented. Very sweet with a weird soury aftertaste. Like licking a girls cooch the day before her period. Funny thing, it’s made in Milwaukee but almost 50 years of living there I’ve never seen it in any stores. I found it in a liquor depot during a visit to Louisville, Kentucky. $2.89 for a six pack of 12 ounce cans. What is the ABV of this pig slop, anyway?

Taste’s like watered down corn syrup and booze, Unoffensive, but uninviting in every aspect. I knew it had to be a miller product.

It doesn’t taste expensive because it isn’t. Three bucks a six at at some of the ghetto liquor stores in Jersey City, NJ. One of my personal favorite malt liquors. The sour chemically flavor brimming with alcoholic highlights keeps me coming back for more. I’m a little surprised that the my vote comes out to only 2.6 but I’m still kind of new to this rating system and I guess malt liquors that score much higher, simply aren’t malt liquors. Aroma: it doesn’t stink Appearance: it looks like beer flavor: see above palate: malt liquor overall: I like it. Honest.

"I got a buck-fitty and I want a buzz." Those are the words that go through the heads of 99% of Country Club drinkers, presumably. Fo me, it was bragging rights, in my new hobby: "Tasting" hideous beers. Despite having a label close enough to the old yellow or white cans of "BEER" this one is surprisingly unoffensive. Not quite as good as the Cobra, but definitely nowhere near the utter deplorability of Steel Reserve, 8-ball, et cetera.

Purchased a tall boy @ Carool’s Liquors in Camden, NJ for about eighty-five cents. Instant smell of dirty socks, average pour and chalky, sweet, ricey, some apple, some alcohol, overall cheap, bland flavor. No terrible malt liquor burn, which is a plus. But overall this is a dog.

Found this at a Vons in Redondo Beach. I was feeling adventourous ( and low on funds) This was the cheapest beer per ounce there , so figured "why not. " Very generic aperance, but not as bad as i thought. It smelled like wet cereal / paper bag, but better than most other 40oz of malt liqour. Couldn’t really remember teh taste to well after i was finished, but i don’t remember cringing too much in pain. Overall, it was a good experiance. It definitley ot the job done alcohol wise. Not a bad selection for a buck and soem change.

Nostalgia review: Back in the 1960’s this was a sought-after exsperience. It was sold in little 8 oz. (?) cans and was reputed to be higher alcohol content than all but Colt 45. I remember it as being sweet kind of winey in flavor with little or no hops. It went down easy and after a sixer you were feeling no pain. A whole six-pack went easily into a golf bag for some fun on the links. My game usually was done by the seventh hole.

I remember drinking this beer in 1982 when I was stationed at Ft.Hood,TX. You couldn’t drink (3)16ozs or you would be on your butt