Rolling Rock Extra Pale

Smooth, refreshing, light, and a little hoppy when cold.. All good points but when it gets warm not the greatest, would make a great BBQ beer for summer, if it didn’t cost more than coors light. I would still spend the extra on this beer.

12oz bottle. Light straw, with a mediocre head. Grain, mineral water and some banana in the nose. Light, yet relatively clean and grassy flavor. Dryer than other macro regulars, which I appreciate. Less corny sweetness, though still absolutely no hops and only the lightest perceivable amount of bitterness. Finishes with a vague spice or herbal note that I find distinctive yet elusive. Somewhat interesting, yet still watery.

Extra pale yellow with a small fizzy head the dissolves into the beer. light malt aroma. watery smooth taste. Clean dry finish. Not much to this beer. An OK beer to take fishing during a hop summer.

Extra pale is right... almost no colour to this at all, and a short lived, rather fizzy white head. More pleasant aroma than what I might expect. Mild sweetness and maybe a hint of lemon. Grain and corn... a metallic flavour that is ever-present and becomes a little stronger as it warms to the point that it becomes kind of strange tasting and harder to drink. Like carbonated water, for the most half. Nothing spectacular going on, and kind of bland in the sense of feeling. Easy to suck back as long as it’s cold, but I don’t think I’d give this much consideration on a warm day, as the offtastes don’t take long to become a bit much. Not something worth doing again, but not really horrible swill, either.

Almost tastes like a light beer. Beats a bud any day but not bad for a family gathering type of beer. They go down like water.