LandShark Lager

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

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

($1.29 - 12oz. single at Total Wine in Kennesaw, GA) Appearance: Pours an exceedingly pale yellow body with a large, creamy white head. Smell: Oh dear. Only the faintest whiff of puffed corn. Taste: Here goes nothing! Wow, that’s light. Notes of sweet corn. One single, solitary drop of lemon juice. That’s all! Mouthfeel: Light-bodied. Medium carbonation. Watery. Drinkability: It doesn’t get more boring than this.

Clear as Bahamian sea water and the color of the springtime sun. Smells like stone crabs roasting. Sweet and nutty like macadamia-encrusted halibut. LOL. All in all a good way to have a Homer moment.

This beer tastes like nothing, which is better than other stuff, like bud, or old e, this beer really has no taste, no hops, no nothing, its a mind bending experience, usually crappy beer has a skunky taste, this taste like club soda, i’m sure it will do well because of a great marketing campaign and the fact that most people in the US like to drink piss water, especially these "island" beers,

~Pours a clear yellow lager color with big frothy white head that lasts. ~Scent of sour malts, wheat and wet hay ~Light flavor of malts and hops. ~Light feel, smooth, quick sweet finish, leaves mouth feeling parched. ~Pretty typical pale lager made for the masses. Good beer to sober up with.

Margaritaville arrived in a watery golden hue with little carbonation. Little flavor requires a lime and quenches thirst on a hot day.

A pale yellow with a fizzy white head, boring but present adjunct lager aroma. Sweet corn and cereal taste. Better than Corona, for whatever that is worth.

Bottle. Clean and crisp. Light beer appearance, small quick head after the pour. Grassy and sweet. Most typical attributes, flavor a bit bigger than a corona. Step up on the macros.

straw pour small white head. sulfur compound aromas. great lager taste. (better than expected)