Sleeman Clear

Brewed by Sleeman Brewing & Malting Co. (Sapporo)
Style: Pale Lager
Guelph, Canada

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

If you don’t like beer, you’ll probably like Sleeman’s Clear, as there is very little flavor to be found here. Clean, and Crisp indeed.

This is a gross aweful beer, tastes flat and just utterly nasty, this is hands down the worste beer I have had, what has gotten into me??? I can’t see anymore....

Single bottle purchased from mom & pop liqour store in Edmonton, AB on 07/19/2011. Colour: What’s the name of this beer again? Clear? Right...now I know why! Very, very light yellow in nature. Nose: Light malt and yeast. Soda crackers. Taste: Light sweet, light bitter, light sour. Faint vanilla traces. Light and void of exsistence. Harmless and a good substitue for water.

Originally rated July 2006. Sleeman’s brew to fit the low carb market pours a pale yellow colour with a soapy white head that leaves minimum lace. It quickly dissipates and carbonation is active with average-size bubbles. Very weak aromas of grain malt with a fizzy and watery mouthfeel. The taste, like the rest is not offensive, but does not show up much. Close to Labatt’s Sterling. Molson’s Ultra is the best low carb out of the three big guns of Canada.

341ml bottle. "Clear" is a pretty apt name for this as there isn’t much to it in any sense. Still manages to be better than Labatt Sterling, though.

A - Not much there A - Light.... T - Watery...but the clear bottle gives it a bit of skunk P - Watery O - Beer needs carbs

Clear light golden. A: light cereal, a bit of herbal hops not much. F: light watery body finish is sweet and short. O: thirst quenching beer its in style.

Une bière limpide, de couleur or, sans col particulier. Des arômes chétifs de céréales et un houblonage quasi absent. Plutôt insipide. Bière mince, à l’effervescence moyenne et à la fin abrupte.