Pabst Blue Ribbon

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Den smakar absolut inget alls. En vanlig lättöl framstår nästan som smakmässigt mer komplext alternativ. Helt meningslös produkt.

Pours white-off head, golden body, minimum lacing. Quite strongly carbonated. Aromas of some corn and cereal. Taste is somewhat bitter and sweet.

Drank from a can. Appearance is clear golden with a very small white head. Aroma is yeast, grain and musty basement. Mouth tastes like wet crackers and cardboard. My go to cheap beer.

From bottle. My late night drinking beer. Looks like golden water, taste like watered down beer. Better then most light beers.

My go-to cheap beer. Best of the cheap beers, IMHO. Decent body with unique taste. Allegedly all-natural ingredients. Rough texture is refreshing, but lack of smoothness inhibits drinkability. ---Rated via Beer Buddy

Botella. "This is the EXPORT version of Pabst Blue Ribbon"....Botella. Clear thin golden colour, small white head. Mild aroma of grain and something hoppish, quite mild. Thin watery mouthfeel. Mild flavour, some grain, something hoppish. Very light malty note underneath it all. Quite watery! Does not taste bad... there’s hardly any taste to it.......

A wise man once said this beer tasted like wet newspaper. I don’t know who this guy is, but this makes me laugh. While I would rather drink some old muds, this still does the trick.

The aroma is a reminiscent of sour malts, dough yeast, and a hint of sweetness, and the appearance is a golden yellow with a medium dissipating minimal head but a solid white ring on top of the liquid. The taste is quite sour, a touch sweet, and a touch salty; also, the palate combines average carbonation, abrupt finish, medium-light body, and a thin texture.

This is my favorite brand of water. Way better than Dasani or Crystal Geyser.

Pale yellow color. Light sweet aroma and taste. A typical american macrolager.