Country Club Malt Liquor

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

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

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God bless the Club. It’s a very delicious malt liqor with litte pretense and a subtle effect on my senses. There’s nothing about this beer that should stop you from drinking a second one. It’s tasty and you should just accept it.

Only had this once, but i would buy it again. Tasted good, didnt cost much....i dont see a downside to this beer.

This malt liquor is the best I have tasted.

Malt Liquor Appreciation Day 2011; 40 oz. bottle; thanks Alex!! Pours crystal clear light yellow with foamy white head; noticed in most 40’s poured today, there are lots of almost soapy looking bubbles in the bottle neck after pouring; what’s up with that? aromas of light corn, sweet malt and white sugar; drinks clean, crisp and no offensive levels of cheap alcohol or cancer-laced adjuncts; this one is so easy drinking that it’s more like a pale lager to me than a true malt liquor; either way, it was damn good

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.

This is a solid beer. Lighter than most other ML, the sweetness kisses your tastebuds with a hint of fruit and berries. Not much alcohol on the palate on this one. Very solid value and a nice buzz factor. It’s been around since 1951, so it must be good!

This was a surprise, good tasting and very good-looking. It’s standard gold but with a medium, dense white head that shrinks very slowly to a smaller permanent head and it leaves beautiful, rich, long-lasting lacing in even rings down the glass. The aroma is the weak point: grain but with hints of alcohol & dry dog food (the stuff that smells all right, ot the nasty stuff), so that it’s not very good, but it’s ok and not off-putting. The taste is much better, a pleasant basic lager taste but with good sweet-bitter balance, decent fullness, a well-rounded grain and even light nut flavour and a light, crisp apple cider finish, all with a light alcoholic warmth. It is light but smooth, tasty, with persistent flavour and easy to drink while it looks beautiful. For the price, this is hard to beat.

Light corn, light green apple, cereal grains. Pours golden, soapy bubbles on top. Flavor is mostly corn with hints of green apple and grain. Crisp easy drinking finish.

I found it kind of nutty tasting,my favorite in a malt liquor but I have a lot more to try.

I’ve waited a long time to have this fine forty ounce beverage. It did not dissapoint. I enjoyed all aspects of this great american drink known as the forty.