LandShark Lager

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

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

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Bottle: Poured a super light yellow color lager with a small fizzy head with almost no retention. Aroma consists of light corn adjunct. Taste is dominated by lightly sweet adjunct with almost no other discernable characteristics. Body is quiet watery with average carbonation. This one was a very light and watery version of a macro.

Truly awful beer. It is the color of urine first off. Secondly it tastes like a mix of a lager and corona, really offensive to the taste buds. This beer almost seems a bit skunky, but in a more rotten way.

A tapper at Margaritaville in Nashville had a foamy head with decent lacing that faded quickly. The color was amber-yellow. The aroma was of malts and grains. The taste had quick malt front end but then slipped quickly to strong corn and light hops. Palate was slighly week beinig just a tad on the thin side. Overall, this was decent typical pale lager although it was bit heavy on the corn - perhaps a notch more than High Life - more similar to something like Grain Belt.

12oz bottle @ Clearwater Beach. What a way to start my vacations. Clear golden product with thin white head. Taste is slightly sweet mildly grainy standard light lager. Merely refreshing.

Drinking from the bottle. Ive had his beer on many occasions. I really like it better than most light lagersthough. They got it right,rather than bad flavour and aroma they went with none. Very clean and light beer perfect for the beach scene. And I have matching sandals and swim shorts, amd tshirt.

Bottled@Monks Café Wallingatan. Golden colour, small white foamy head. Aroma is mild rice, some grains and mild hops and rubber. Flavour is being rather much the same. Dull.

Way to sweet. Only ok if very very cold. prefer dos equis in this style on a hot hot day on a boat

just plain old beer. Nothing special better than a Milwaukee best light or Natty light but still just a beer. Low ABV as well.

It’s beer. I had it on tap after a round of golf. Its okay, nothing special. The American macros trying to get some business in the micro world. I would stick to Bud, Michelob, or Natural Light.

Okay as a boat or beach beer, but not as crisp as Corona, and since it comes late on the "lime in a beer" scene, and JB is not hurting for money, I’d rather have one of the originals.