Sconnie Beer

Sconnie Beverage Company
Brewed at Minhas Craft Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Madison, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Weird nose of grain, corn, and some kind of goop. Corny/grainy flavor with a strange sweetness at the end. Slight biter hops. Average looking pour. I’ve lived in ’Sconsin my entire life and this slop is embarrassing as hell!!!!!!!

Anyone who thinks this beer is good is definitely being fooled by the can. While the can is cool, this beer is awful. Somewhat smooth, but extra fizzy. Reminds me of my first field party in high school. What did we drink then? Old Style Light, because it was the cheapest beer available. Puke!

Well, my friend was buying and I thought it would be worth a try. Big adjunct notes and a notable sweet edge, with lots of fizz and some chemical notes in the finish. Lots of burps. Thanks to Erik for picking up the tab. (At the Pyle Center, University of Wisconsin).

Review from Von Mike: tastes pretty much how you’d expect it to. I agreed and I didn’t think he’d shotgun the next one. Well anyway, it is slightly above average pale macro lager that is a little sweeter than most. It reminds me a little of Rhinelander Export.(I think that’s the one). The art on the can is really the best part. Serving: Tall boy can.

I got a 6 pack of these for $5, it was warm the first beer or two wasn’t cold when I opened it but when it was ice cold it was Avery drinkable beer and has a sweet finish.

Had this Beer for the first time in LaCrosse WI, its a great beer and the can look great, I’m going to make this my new official tailgating beer. Its also very affordable and just a great social beer, love the tall boys.

That’s right, a can of Sconnie consumed in honor of my friend Ryan. It was great seeing you again! The can pours thin gold with tiny white head. The aroma is slippery sugary sweetness, potato chips and cornflakes. The taste has a good deal of sweetness and seems slick as light amounts of floral hops and corn flakes are noticed. Cheers!

Wow. Yeah. Thanks GhostFace for this one. Cheers, Neal! Pours a hazy yellow with a white head. Nose is light malt, yeast, corn, and mild earthy hops. Flavor is similar with a delivery of every promise made in the aroma. Light in body and not horrible.

Pours pale yellow, no head. Aroma of biscuity malts no hops. Taste follows, blah ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

On tap at Old Fashioned, pours a clear light pale yellow with no head at all, the aroma is mostly of grain and corn, maybe a tad bit of metal in there as well, the flavor is extremely meh, corn and grain make up most of it, pass.