Hurricane High Gravity Lager

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Malt Liquor
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Serve in Lager glass, Paper Bag, Shaker

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this beer is only good for putting you out of your misery, tastes light but is potent.

there is only one way to describe this "beer".......and that is Nasty ass garbage..bitter, very sweet notes smells overly hoppy and its just far to overpowering of the flavors that were brought together in this crappy brew..........nuff said........

I had the "pleasure" of drinking this on the 19th anniversary of hurricane Andrew as we were being threatened by hurricane Irene. Pours clear golden color with white head. Aromas of corn and grassy hops. Sweet and boozy corn and adjunt flavors. Medium body with average carbonation. Only slightly offensive.

16 oz. can; pours crystal clear gold with eggy white head; nose filled with sticky corn syrup, some booze, a mix of unknown chemicals that I’m sure cause cancer is high quantities and a little bit of dry malt; some candy green apples, white sugar, ethanol and honey; has a crispness to it though and drinks quite smoky and refreshing IMO; sticky mouthfeel lingers; more fired lemons and green apples as it warms and becomes mildly offensive

Can. A - Fairly clear, copper color with no real head other than a very light whispy foam that shows up when first poured and then immediately disappears. S - Grainy, sweet corn aroma with the definite malt liquor sweet, vaguely tart, ethanol kind of aroma. Not as fruity as some others, but there is that slight fruitiness. Very faint bitter grassy hop possibly. T - Similar to the nose. Typical malt liquor flavors with a little less fruitiness and a touch more alcohol. Still has that overly sweet malt liquor taste. A touch more grainy and very faint hoppiness compared to other malt liquors. M - Medium-ish body with average carbonation. Not as sweet/sticky/cloying as you might expect, but there still is that sweet, dry, sticky feel after drinking it. D - Faintest hop kick and the body not being overly sticky and sweet help a bit, but I still can’t drink much of this. Notes: Pretty much what you expect from a mass produced malt liquor. A bit less fruitiness than others. It taste slightly different from the others, but it is really better or worse than other similar malt liquors.

Probably one of the worst beers I’ve ever had from top to bottom. I had to drink it with copious amounts of chips and salsa. The only redeeming quality is the 8.1% ABV. So if you don’t care about taste, aroma, palate then this is your beer.

Only thing that’s better about this one then the other one is u get messed up faster

Appearance: golden corn. White head fades away into a thin blotchy bubbly film. Swirls with no head, no lace.
Nose: powdered sugar and corn. Sweet pastry puffs; doughnut wholes come to mind. The inside white dough of a loaf of bread.
Palate: sugary sweet with an even sweeter finish. Powdered sugar and doughnuts. Soft puffy inner bread and most certainly not homemade. Sweet sugary disgusting mess.
Final Thoughts: gross.

Pale pour, white head. Grassy aroma. Taste is pretty rough. Alcohol and metal with a kind of sour finish.

Rating 1858, the MGumby10 line!! In honor of a former great Florida rater, I have chosen a beer honoring this former legends favorite football team. Good thing you can find this stuff for .75 cents a can. Poured into a glass. Pale yellow pour with a thin white head. Corn, boozy, sugar aroma. Malty sugar taste, very cloying. No redeeming value, except to get Sh%^&*y.