Rolling Rock Light

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

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

Not much aroma, color is very pale yellow. Tastes watery with very little hops. Not very good.

I'm pretty sure that the bottle I had had gone through protein drop. Bland malty arouma, surprisingly malty flavor with just a touch of that RR corn, and perhaps some licorice. Thin, lacked fizz. I was expecting some skunk but got none.

Pleasantly surprised - Has a light golden, hazy appearance with a decent sized head. Aroma has a sweet wort essence to it. Has a bit of a biscuity, sweet taste to it with a bit of a licorice aftertaste. Very different from regular RR - much less skunk. Goes down smooth. I think it is retired though - been replaced by the Low carb RR.

As if Rolling Rock wasn't light enough, this is pure water. Some grass notes in the flavor but basically water. Why do I bother with these light beers! I will pass from now on!

This beer is simply awful. Terrible all around: skunky smell and taste, nothing for appearance, mouthfeel (gag!!!), and very undrinkable. I'd rather drink nothing than have a Rolling Rock Light. Why, oh why, do people like this beer? Answer: people are sheep and buy into advertisement.

Pours a very light yellow, almost urine like in appearence. A foamy white head that leaves just a tad of lacing. Hello, aroma? Very light hops in the nose, barely detectable. Small malts in the flavor with a nibble of hops for the finish. Watery palate, thin body. Nothing impressive, but hey what can you expect?

Rolling rock is a light beer, why make a light version of a beer that already taste like water. These light beers need to be stopped.

Tastes more like Michelob Ultra than Michelob Ultra does!