Pabst NA

Yeah, it’s that good. Yummy. Mmmmmm. I hope AC/DC tours this year... one can only hope.

Can’t think BuckNaked enough for this rarity. Although his lowest rated beer. Looks like golden colored soap. Smells like soap and corn. Taste like soap and corn. While I do appreciate the importance of NA beer, (I know a few people who could use the help). This just doesn’t resemble beer. To help improve the score, maybe next time I will rate this to style!

This is beer? No, really ... this was actually brewed? It’s only quality: it comes in a non-clear bottle.

Pours a pale straw yellow. Aroma of corn and grains with a wonderful watery flavor.

12 oz. can. Probably one of the worst beers I’ve had. Pours a pale straw color with a carbonated white head that disppears almost instantly. I sometimes will have an NA or two, especially when I am driving. I would drink seltzer water over this.

Gosh, thanks BuckNaked for bringing that evening’s tasting’s Official Swill. The vaguest of yellows. Smells absolutely awful, rotting vegetables, festering bread, and regurgitated corn. Tastes great in the sense that it doesn’t taste nearly as bad as it smells, but it’d be hard to actually taste that bad. Water, fizzy, and mindlessly crappy.

Pours not even yellow, but a HINT of yellow and a quickly fading white head. Aroma of light sourdough. Flavor has light notes of corn and that’s about it. The Beer God’s description of macro beer flavored seltzer water is right on. Mouthfeel was watery and fizzy. A Classic.

Can, courtesy of BuckNaked. Yellow bodied with a fizzy white head. Nose is sour bread dough, corn syrup and some metallic notes. Taste was not as bad as the aroma. Essentially it was sweetened beer flavored seltzer water. Fizzy feel with corn syrup and light "beer" flavors. Light almost non-existant bodied with lots of fizzy carbonation. Finish is, well, bland and corny. Light metallic notes again. rancid dough, perhaps, as well. Yuck!