LandShark Lager

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Pale Lager
St. Louis, Missouri USA

Pours light golden with fluffy white head that dissipated quickly. Very faint hop aroma along with the typical cheap pale lager aromas. Light crisp flavor, nothing special, but better than corona.

Yeah - I figured this was probably something AB or wolf in sheeps clothingness. Watery silliness. I can think of a number of far better "good if it’s hot and you’re thirsty and watching the game you want to drink 544 beers" type of beers.

Clear bottle with stencilled label, a la Corona (but not as cool). Typical pour with slack aroma like a budget pilsner. The taste is also similar to a budget pilsner. Could this be a budget pilsner? Not exactly - it is named a lager, and it was not that cheap, but it tastes like a mediocre Bohemian pilsner with some sugar added. This appears to be an attempt by Anheuser Busch to grab a chunk of Corona’s market share. So how is it with a little lime? Somewhat improved - but the Mexican is still the champion of sugary, lime-friendly brews that come in stencilled bottles.

Wow, love it or hate it apparently. I didn’t realize it was Anheuser-Busch until just now. It’s obviously set to compete with Mexican imports, and that’s exactly what it’s good for. Far better than Corona: NO SKUNK! Goes down easy, even warm without lime. Tastes like beer, nothing more. A bit watery. If you pour it out of the bottle, you have the wrong idea.

This stuff isn’t that bad, has a good clean taste. I can see why it’s become SO popular recently, it’s almost destroyed Corona around here

This beer has quickly become a favorite. Great at a cook out with a buch of friends and family

Bottle. This beer has been popping up everywhere in my local area... a hostile takeover of sorts. After seeing the constant adds and life sized cardboard cutouts plaguing every bar or beer store, I finally broke down and tried one. Disappointing in every sense, but what do you really expect. Nothing to speak of, except for a bit of skunk taste.

Bottle. I was sitting back at the 19th hole at the local golf course, hoping beyond hope that they might have a good beer. Alas, they did not, but I thought that this would be a good time to try this beer out. It was not a good time though. Pours a light gold with a fizzy white head. The aroma is light in the hops, with a slight citrus tinge. Very light mouthfeel. The flavor is pretty clean. I mean really clean, as in I did not taste much of this at all. A bit of citrus came through to clean everthing away.