Lone Star Light

Pabst Brewing Company
Brewed at Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Woodridge, Illinois USA

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

eh....

[Bottle] Pours a clear golden color with a fizzy white head. Aroma of grains, corn and metal. Weak taste of grains, sweet vegetables and some cardboard. Watery and thin palate. Not many good qualities here, as expected.

this beer is ok it’s just like natural light but being from texas it is a cheap ass beer to drink in bars

Can @ home, "gift" from friend, yeah "thanks". Very Pale chemical yellow, small instantly disspating head. Aroma is old fowl cardboardbox wine with a metallic sidenote. Flavour is metal contaminated sodawater with a touch of the old cardboardboxwine. Hard to believe people actually drink this stuff.

2010 Can - Pours clear light yellow with a large white head...aroma is faint, corn malt and cereal...flavour is similar, this isn’t anywhere near as bad as regular Lone Star, it is basically neutral in both flavour and alcohol, so unless you hate water, this isn;t that bad...

UPDATED: SEP 5, 2010 Crap, just like all of it’s kin. Clear yellowish nothingness. Crap crap crap

Pale clear yellow with white head, corn and wheat aroma also corn and wheat flavor lots of carbonization.

Had at the bar in a bottle, no glass was served nor did I see the point in really pouring this into a glass. Light in color. Sweet smell, no real hop smell. Sweet like the rice you get with sushi taste. Extremely light in the mouth, as expected. Yeah, you can drink it, but really why would you? I had this after drinking several SN Pale Ales at the bar. This beer makes me understand why I love craft beers. Lone Star Light certainly has its place in the ber world, but for me, it isn’t something I would really like to drink again.

Can thanks to Swalden28. The look is clear, light yellow in color, and not much white head. The smell and taste are watery, corn, weak, floral, and not much going on.