Rogue Dads Little Helper

bottle from lone hill. Clear yellow with a fizzy white head. Sweet malty aroma and taste with some bready notes.

Pours clear medium gold with a small fleeting white head. Sweet caramel corn aroma. Faint hops. Sweet with a pronounced alcohol aftertaste. Some oxidation comes across as wet cardboard. Next.

Pours a hazy yellow with a small white head. Aroma of malt, sugar and corn. Taste is sweet corn syrup, malt and goes down pretty smooth. As far as malt liquors go this is the champagne of malt liquors. I was expecting rotten vomit aftertaste but instead all I get is sweet corn. Fabulous, no........ but by style this is a decent malt liquor.

650ml bottle at Rogue Ale House, San Francisco, 23rd Feb 2008. Pours a hazy amber with a diminishing white head. Doesn’t smell of much. Tastes of oranges, malt and alcohol. Quite soft in the mouth, but not really pleasant. I wanted to tick the style off, otherwise I wouldn’t have tried this!

Thanks to fordest for sharing this one. For a malt liquor this wasn’t bad. I think with all of the Impy stouts I have been having these not so desirable beers taste pretty darn good. Very drinkable and sort of refreshing. Sort of.

Pretty bad, a really carbonated 40oz malt liquor from highschool days, brownish hue, corn syrupy hint, some with really bad skunky aftertaste, rather high alcohol %, best to drink really cold. Not too good

Very disappotined in this beer seeing that it comes from Rogue. Yes, it’s a malt liquor, but still I expected more from Rogue. Almost tasteless from the onset. Nice alcohol feel is about the only positive I can muster. If I want to drink a tasteless, high-alcohol beer I’ll drink an Ice House or something.

OK, it’s a malt liquor. But it’s not bad. Much better then Pabst, Stroh’s or Old Milwaukee. That’s what my dad drank. Still, not as good as Dogfish Head’s.