LandShark Lager

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

Nothing overly impressive in any way. Basically this is American Corona. Great for a slightly darker alternative in the mass produced ballpark swill market.

A wit, nothing special. Obvious mix of sweet citrus and sour. Good aroma for what it is.

12 oz bottle. Pours a clear yellow. Very disappointing. Its description says refreshing and drinkable...that might be a bit of a stretch. Tastes like an American Corona. Jimmy Buffett should stick to music.

Pour from the 12oz. bottle into a chilled pint glass: Smells skunked, looks like urine, tastes like urine not that I’ve ever tasted urine I’m a just a saying. It’s bud light with a lime but with less sugar and less fizz. Drinkability: I think I can finish the pint. Who knows. Rebuy: No. #114 on 10092009, DG.

33 cl bottle, Fargo, ND, USA. Pale yellow, faint hop aroma with some skunkiness. Slightly soapy flavor, then some mild hop trail off. Not very interesting.

Very clear yellow color with a small white head and high carbonation. Aroma is grainy and corny with a touch of something hops. Flavor is bland and lightly grainy. Density is light and a lot of carbonation. Not much to the brew to be offensive but not much there to rate either. Sold in a a clear bottle but even the particles found in light stay away from this beer.

The marketing slogan for this beer ought to be, "An over-priced beer with an ordinary taste." It’s good, but no better or worse than any other run-of-the-mill beer. Why pay this much, when Red Dog is available? RJT

Enjoyed a few at suggestion of fellow golfer after a round. Pours a clear light golden with littl head. Just not much to this beer, thin body, not much taste. Refreshing on a warm/hot day. A bit too carbonated for my taste. No malt or hop flavor comes through at all. Just a bland offering - I’ll pass.