Rolling Rock Extra Pale

Brewed by Anheuser-Busch InBev
Style: Pale Lager
St. Louis, Missouri USA

12 oz. bottle picked up at the local corner store. Grass and hay aroma i.e. funky hops and malts. Fairly pungent beer for being "not so good". A little bit sweeter than other pales, but still nice and refreshing. Not a horrible pale, and if I am drinking an InBev pale, I would prefer this. Just a little expensive to be so boring and light.

Good in a bottle but in a can or on draft a totally horrible offering. Piss colored, skunky nose, flavor of lightly beer flavored water. In a bottle though somehow this beer transforms to a not so skunky brew (if cold enough) that is at least easy and light although boring and grainy.

Extra light clear yellow with no head. Aroma is nil with a touch of nil. Flavor has cooked rice, corn, very light and bland.

Bottled. Clear pale yellow with a white head. Very poor grainy aroma. Bad taste. Corny. No bitterness. Worse than Pabst Blue Ribbon in my opinion. Sweet. Awful finish.

Light pale yellow color; Light slightly creamy body; Aroma of slight hops; Flavor of malt & hops with an almost oily finish; A little too light and bland for me, but overall ok I guess; You can put back a few of these in no time.

12 oz. bottle- About two minutes after I poured this, It looked flat, no head little bubbles, very unimpressed with appearance. Flavor is better, but not great, just another boring light lager. I used to love this beer before I got into higher quality micro’s. It disappoints me to see a beer I used to love get bought out by mega shit heads like Anheuser busch, stupid Budweiser.

12 oz bottle. Corn-filled aroma. Pale, not "extra pale" like the label says; no different than any other pale lager. Good lacing for this style. Flavor is sweet, surprisingly. High carbonation. Above average pale lager--definitely the best of this style I’ve ranked so far.