 Raytailgater (105), Rockledge, Pennsylvania, USA
Mar 2, 2002 One of the better Rogue beers. Nice aroma. Terrific finish. Haven’t had a Rogue beer yet that I haven’t enjoyed. Rogue is at the top of my list!
Mooncheese999 (8), USA
does not count  Dec 9, 2004 I’ve read other reviews and was shocked that DGA didn’t get the praise that it deserves. This is the perfect beer! It’s bitter and hoppy but it gos down smooth. I don’t know what this fridge temperature talk is about...you gotta drink this stuff luke warm. The coolest thing about this beer is that its tap is a skull...that’s friggin awsome. Praise be to rogue because they rock it somethin fierce.
primusville (3), USA
does not count Feb 2, 2005 Probably my favorite beer from Rogue. Could be my favorite beer of all time. I like the smell of it just as much as the taste.
mtrum33 (2), Oxford, Connecticut, USA
does not count Nov 4, 2005 This brew is like a mouth full of full flavored hops. The dead guy has a wonderful aroma that you just want to dip you nose in. Takes amber to the extreme. Very tasty!
intelbrewer (4), USA
does not count Nov 16, 2005 Love it, my current favorite commercial beer (American anyway). Not really a beer that one can categorize, but if a bunch of Germans wanted to brew an ale for Americans, this would be the beer they come up with.
APA + Alt + Maibock = Dead Guy
philfish (14), St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Dec 5, 2007 You gotta love it. Everything these guys do is good to me. Very pricey for me at $11.99 a six pack + tax, for how common tasting this is compared to other Rogue brews. The only bad park was a weird aftertaste that kinda sticks with you.
pjhereg99 (2), USA
does not count Feb 4, 2002 a damn good beer hoppy and bitter. Goes great with DnD!
uberdude (1), USA
does not count Mar 15, 2005 Great color. Malty with a healthy hop bitterness. Sweet on the front with a long lingering rich caramel aftertaste. John Maier is the man!
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