Hurricane High Gravity Lager

not bad. for a high gravity lager it is not bad at all.. for getting wasted.

Poured dark yellow amber, better head formation than most BEER-PAGNE. Aroma disheartening- consisting of piss and stale beer. Hits the mouth with high sugar content and bitter malt. The job of most malt liquors is to get loaded for cheap. It gets the job done.

This thing was pretty disgusting. I drank 3 24 oz stove pipes of these while tail gating before the ASU home coming game. I was rather drunk. Taste is corn and metal and the smell is rather sweet and full of corn.

I love it cause it got me Faded fuckin Fast so suck Cock Haters!!!! It had my Bezzie and a bunch of crazy skins all faded so dont hate just drink to get drunk!!

I’m slowly building my curriculum liquor de malt. This was an especially heavy example, pouring a clear, rich straw hue topped by a sparkling off-white head. A resplendent nose of sweet corn and urine blessed one sense, and the other was aroused by flavors of the earth- rancid, sweet grass, corn-off-the-cob-and-off-in-general, and peculiar but rather harsh metals, though I dare not say which varieties. Do I hear garbage disposal? Pity me not, this is the prize I sought, though I cannot seek it again.

24 oz. can. I could smell this as I poured it. Very strong sweet aroma. Initially looked like it would have a decent head but it disappeared quickly. Color is a nice, solid gold--like honey from McDonalds. Flavor was not as bad as I expected for a beer with a 1.0 avg.--tastes a hell of a lot better than Steel Reserve. A straightforward corny sweetness that’s pretty strong. The abv isn’t too noticeable until you’ve had a couple sips--then the aftertaste is very saccharine and not at all refreshing. The palate is thin and begs to be swallowed before the taste kicks in. Not bad for a cheap malt liquor.

8/26/07 Aroma is sweet corny, bready malt with some light DMS. Appearance is a very light gold with a moderate white head. Flavor is sweet, grainy malt forward with moderate bittering to balance. Simple, but actually went down pretty easy. After it opened up, it got pretty sour, though. Mouthfeel is light bodied with medium carb texture. Overall, I was pretty surprised. This went down a lot easier than I thought it would. Still, that funkiness comes out as soon as it gets past 45 degrees or so.

This has a beautiful caramel color with a foamy white head. It kind of hurts to drink but if you consider the amount consumed divided by the price and time it takes to get drunk, this will score higher than just about any other beer.