Stag Beer

Pabst Brewing Company
Brewed at Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Woodridge, Illinois USA

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

Bottle - small foamy head, very pale straw color, mild aroma, typical cheap lager flavor - got to have one every few years for old times sake! LOL

Rating for style. Had a case of this the first few had a nice finish at the end like a cream ale. Now that this beer is at the sell by date that has gone. clean clear bubbly lager. Not much taste better ice cold. One of the better basic lagers if that is saying anything. Smooth easy to drink. Old midwestern brand A lawnmower hot summer day brew if the budget is tight. For a basic pale lager it works a step above Miller,

It poured a golden yellow color with a small white head. The aroma was pungent as was the overall taste. Sorry, never again.

Drank directly from can. We know without looking it’s straw colored with fizzy white head. Tastes like basic pale malt and adjunct sugars. Some hops bitterness, but not enough taste or aroma to discern what type. Standard dry, crisp lager finish. Stag Beer has a cool image and is probably slightly above-average for a gas-station-tall-buy beer. Fine for camping, good for cooking chili. Other than that, get something better to savor.

Can- Pours a pale golden color with a good head and no real lacing. Has a clean, fresh grain aroma. Has a mild sweetness, a bit grainy with a dry finish. Fairly light body, crisp and refreshing. This is a beer with a little meat on the bone , so to speak. Easy drinker after a hard days work. A real beer for people who do real work. Nothing wrong with a retro beer.

Reviewed from notes. Thanks to jsh420 for this. Pours a clear fizzy yellow color. White head is fairly decent. Nose brings some light grain and a bit of corn. The taste is really more like creamed corn and the grain character almost goes entirely away. Feel is light. Really not a good beer. Serving type: can Reviewed on: 11-02-2010

Pours a very clear & very pale golden color with lots of effervescent bubbles and a medium tight white long lasting head that leaves some impressive lace. The aroma is garbage right up front with some light crackery malt and a good deal of corn. The flavor is very crisp and also very corny but not unbearably so (at least for my palate). The beer has a just noticeable sharp hoppiness and is all together very light on flavor but in no way flavorless. Some of the flavors are even nice. I’d be kidding myself if I didn’t say I bought it every time I saw it, although it’s not the easiest thing in the world to found round these parts.

Available several places in Springfield, IL. It actually is pretty decent for what it is. Not great but much better than you would think. Serving: Bottle