Rolling Rock Light

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Pour looks like pee. No head,aroma or flavor. Water with something in it. Retired? Already? Gee who would have guessed.

Pours a nice crisp golden yellow color. Aromas of corn, grains, little hop action. Flavor is typical lager, crisp and not much else.

UPDATED: DEC 13, 2008 [bottle - 12 oz] Going through some old notes, I found this one. I thought I had had it in the past, before they changed it to Rock Green Light, but I wasn’t 100% sure until I found the notes. Very pale yellow pour with a fizzy white head. Bitter and sour hop smell to it. The flavor is your regular light beer flavor. Some hops, some malt, but mostly hops. Watery finish.

pours pale golden with little to no head, although it was slight had a put me down smell, the taste was that of a typical light beer, not much present, flavor was washed away by the watery body.

ugh, swill...virtually no color, the aroma was sickening, and after the first few sips i wouldnt have minded stopping. only good thing is its light? if thats a good thing

They retired this beer??? Wow. I had this on Cape Cod when my father misread the labels, intending to buy Rolling Rock. A decent beer for summer, slightly more watery than its older brother, which in some ways makes it even more palatable. Lacking in taste, but what can you do. Refreshing.

UPDATED: JUN 24, 2005 This beer has no flavor what so ever. It is like a strange flavored water. It is dirty water mixed with Rolling Rock, don’t get it even if you still see it around.

Say it .. "I love things in green bottles" - " I fall prey to add campaigns" - "I am a man of the people" .. there, now I feel better. At least I can claim to never have spent a cent on one of these, but they did take their toll on my time, liver and conscience. But I came out better and stronger, dammit.