Hamms

Brewed by Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

This is water and corn and water with no taste and no way i would trade anything for it. I can say this is at the bottom of even pale lagers.

Can, somewhere in Oregon, summer ’08.
Pours like yellow poo-water. The aroma made me say, out loud: ’’Who let the corn out?’’ It should have ham in it; that would be an improvement. Watery mouthfeel. It sucks, but it’s better than malt liquor.

Had a can last night so i gotta do it...well lets just put it this way, i had half a can and then moved on to coors light...if that explains anything, it wasn’t gaaawd awful...but it wasn’t very good

Not as bad as Bud, but not much better. I think they got this beer from the bear that used to do the commercials. Nasty stuff.

Only after having this fairly recently, I asked myself if I had ever reviewed it. Hamms is like an old american (mainly 60’s-70’s wisc) traditional brew that has dusty, cracked faded signs still hanging around redneck bars in the northwoods of Wiscnsin still promoting it. I had it again last week when my friend got 2 for $1 at a local bar here in Madison. Pours a bright pee yellow colour with a full but quickly dissipating white head. Aroma is grainy, malty and lemony all the way through. Nothing too spectacular, nostalig for some im sure- but otherwise a waste of time and the liver.

Pours golden/yellow color with a white head that surprisingly, does not dissipate immediately. Aroma is malts and corn. Goes down like water. Perfect for binge drinking, and that’s all.

I love the haters of good, summertime beer. Hamms is a fantastic old favorite. Yeah, you’re going to have a stiff hangover, but don’t drink 12 of them. If anyone knows where to find Hamms on the East Coast, let me know.

12 oz can. Typical american lager. Corny malt aromas, high drinkability, but thats about it.