Lone Star

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

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

Sweet malt and skunk aroma. Golden with thin white head. Sweet malt, cardboard, cereal flavours. Water.

basement aromas, grass, cooked vegetables, rotten eggs, woody, pale, clear, minimal head, light sweetness, lightly bitter, lightly sour, light body, thin feel, astringent,

I am sort of baffled I haven’t rated this yet. It is easily available plus I am a great lover of all bears cheap. In any case, this is the Texas stand-in for any number of innumerable brands now owned by the Pabst Brewing company. It is not, in all honesty, one of the better ones either. It pours a perfectly clear pale yellow w/ a paltry and quickly fading head. I kind of hate it when people say this but this really does sort of look like a glass of pee pee. The nose is pretty nice w/ some subtle grassy hops and the flavor is of sweet bread with a touch of lemon. A bit fizzy on the palate w/ a weird heavy sweetness despite being light bodied overall. This one drinks pretty good when it’s ice cold and you’re thirsty but has little application for the serious beer connoisseur.

Clear golden color with small white head. Weak malty aroma. Fine easy drinkable. Beer with a rebus in its twist capsule.

i had this for breakfast, with a burrito, in terminal d at DFW. i guess it was a little bit fizzy...

straight out’a the bottle! easy drinker but nothing great here. yellow color, smells or corn and barley. it’ll do but it tastes like a cheap beer..

355 ml bottle shared with Bottleman in Germany and thanks. This was not as bad as expected. Pours a yellow-gold color with a overly huge almost fake white head. Aroma is very fiant malt. Tasye is almost water. Some vanilla come trough. Palate is not offensive at all and even plesant, but this beer has little flavor or character.

355ml bottle poured a pale straw color with a small white head and no lacing. Aroma is grains and not much else. Taste is sweet corn and undesirable hop bitterness. This beer is even worst than the average macrobrew. Not recommended to anyone.

Drank from the bottle. Sold six at a time in a bucket of ice at a Tex Mex restaurant. Seems appropriate with such spicy food, but otherwise a forgettable weak light lager. Some aroma, but not hops. Mostly grassy. Some sweetness, but not malt. Mostly corn. Fizzy with a dry lager finish. Blah.