Lionshead

Brewed by Lion Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania USA

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

Bottle. Pour is light gold with a thin white head. Aroma was like sweaty socks. Taste, It was kind of like drinking Coors mixed with creamed corn. Not a beer that I will be having again.

Enjoyable beer for the price. Introduced to my by my beer partner james since it is brewed right by his school. Enjoyed it and easy to drink. Worth trying.

Golden color, just the right amount of head and carbonation, fruity aroma, very smooth...a pretty good pale lager.

Very clear and very yellow. No real head. Grainy with a fucked up rubber band aroma. This beer is mostly horrible w/ a copper tasting aftertaste. Mouthfeel is wet.

Decent pilsner. Lingering head, good appearance. Aroma of hay. Mild corn flavor with a slight hint of diacetyl which balances it out quite well. Best bang for the buck I’ve seen in a while.

Possibly the worst beer I have ever had. Split a case with some friends in the Mechanical Testing Lab at work (hooray for grad student life) after hours. Like getting hit in the face with a bag of carbonated copper. Looks similar to diluted ice tea. Tastes like diluted industrial tailings. Smells like seawater. Despite being brewed in my home state, I’d rather go flat-ass sober than drink this beer.

12 oz bottle. Clear pale yellow with a white patch of scum. Barely perceptible nose of Wonder bread with a pinch of lemon. Spritzy carb, body a bit more than light. Taste is watery and metallic citrus with a hint of sweet corn. Not too bad.

This is your standard pilsner. It is a cheaper beer that still has a descent taste ($11.00 per case). Overall there is nothing special about this beer but if you want something that you can drink without getting that full feeling...this is a good beer for you.