LandShark Lager

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

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

ummm lit this back at jimmy buffets margaritaville in vegas on the strip yeah past posts um it up a A.B. product not bad not great a weak lager drinkalbe but not loveable parr (J.B’s place was parr though) SURLY ROUTES

Mild grain sweetness with a slight off-flavor. Basic pale lager, not really that good.

Pours light straw /piss colored, which, incidently, is close to how it tastes. Well, that was a bit harsh. There are some faint malt aromas, quick finish. Terrible, would never buy it again.

Bottle. Very faint beer aroma. Yeasty malt taste; very simple. Quick finish. Overall, non-descript. Suitable for a trash bucket full of ice at a picnic. Would never buy for myself.

i like it. Much better then any other beer at the price. i drink corona alot and this almost changed my mind. for what it is i think its a awesome beer!

This was the last beer I tasted at the end of the Brew’s Best Beer Fest in Henderson, NV. It was slightly hazy golden with a little white cap. Aromas of mild grain. The mouthfeel had a sticky sweet feeling and a bit watery. The taste is again on the sweet grain side. A pretty decent lager, which surprised me the next day when I found out it was made by AB.

Bottle. Pours a pale yellow with a small white head. Aroma of rice/cereal grains. Flavor is similar with added hints of artificial lemon/lime and plastic/rubber. Very thin and bland. Awful stuff.

Bottle. Clear pale light yellow pour with just a small ring of white head. Nose is slightly skunky grain. Light palate, carbonated. Taste is grain, slight hop, not offensive but not good either. Just another bad macro pale lager.

Drank from bottle at a party. Clear straw color with white foam. Almost complete lack of aroma/taste. Except for the Jimmy Buffett marketing tie-in, it’s indistinguishable from any other low-grav AB light lager.