Natural Ice

Appearance: Pours a clear, light yellow body crowned with a thin ring of white bubbles. Smell: Cold creamed corn, flower petals, and a waft of alcohol. Taste: A corn-driven taste with an icky sweetness and plenty of fusel alcohol that could be called anything but "natural". A mild bitterness does little to mask the sweet, fusel finish. Mouthfeel: Light-bodied. Medium carbonation. Spitefully watery. Drinkability: An unrewarding, cheapo beer. Its cost matches its quality.

Pours light yellow with a thick head. Great lacing on this one (not joking). Smells like rubbing alcohol. Tastes similar, but has some cereal and metal flavors as well. Finishes bitey but little aftertaste. Not nearly as bad as other "college" beers I’ve tried.

Of all the super-cheap college macros, I’ve always found this to be the most drinkable. Don’t get me wrong - it tastes like metal, but it has a high enough alcohol content to be noticeable. For a good beer, this would be a bad thing. But when the alcohol tastes better than the beer, it becomes a good thing.

Can. Well beyond unenjoyable. Simply foul. Biting palate and offensive flavor. I award you no points.

A very sub-par beer. The best thing i can say about it is that it is extremely cheap.

All you haters - you just don’t understand what beer should taste like. Try it again with an open mind. Understand that you’re not a wussy wine drinker - you’re a beer drinker and you should love the harsher beers.

It’s not as bad as every makes it out to be. There is a bar here at college that has it eeryday for $1 a bottle. It tastes fine and will get you drunk. Plus, it’s cheap!

Really, truly, I cannot stress how godawful this beer is. Worth it only to get drunk, and in that case I recommend bonging so as to avoid tasting it for too long.