 kiefdog (1567), Tampa, Florida, USA
Nov 7, 2009 12oz bottle. Pours a clear yellow amber color with next to no hear. Aroma is faint with some notes of grass, wheat, yeast, light honey. Flavor is also very faint and about the same. Light body with a watery finish. Really didnt taste like much -- but maybe that is the point.
DerWeg (750), Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Oct 3, 2009 Well, here it is. The legendary Amber you can deliberately drink in a park, only to watch others of a priggish disposition edge away in their miasma of matronly superiority. The beer is lightly sweet and some malt flavor comes through. Seems to have a slightly grainy cooked quality of most low-ABV beers, but not too metallic or watery - but eh still waste of time.
scoth (267), Fort Collins, Colorado, USA
Aug 7, 2009 Pours clear amber with an one-finger beige head, fine lacing. Aroma of toast, caramel, grass and apple. Light body, creamy, smooth, and crisp. Light in flavor, more caramel and apple, with a lightly citrus finish. Fairly beer-like.
jake65 (1658), Williston, North Dakota, USA
Jul 31, 2009 Bottle: Dark yellow color that is hardly an amber. Some maltiness and unoffensive lagery grainy type notes. A last resort I suppose.
lithy (1600), Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Jul 16, 2009 Its a decent looking yellow-orange with an off white foam. The aroma is not terrible, grainy, but some toasted hints, metal. The taste dull metal, light caramel afterthought. Overall, not too shabby. Much better than the other pale lager low alcs.
ben4321 (960), Rockville, Maryland, USA
Jul 1, 2009 Overall Impression: I had literally one sip of this faux-beer once, that was enough for me, call me old fashioned but I like alcohol in my brews...It’s actually not the worst looking or smelling brew out there, but I gotta take points off the overall for the lack of ABV (I know I’m missing the point, but I’m missing it intentionally, so it’s OK.)
pkbites (309), Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Jun 23, 2009 Non-alcoholic brews suck. But this is the best I’ve ever had. Malty aroma, nice color, and an amber ale flavor. If you’re more concerned about flavor than buzz factor, I would recommend this over most watered down light beers.
Vertical Bacon Strips (874), Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Jun 23, 2009 er.....sucks?
Super light clear amber with big ass bubbs and the slightest of lacing. Smells dusty, slightly sweet and dry...don’t ask what the aromas could be cause there was nothing to notice. Taste is ick. Yuck water.
|
View Statistics
