Tusker Lager

Can. Pale yellow. Nice creamy head - but it fades quickly. Medium carbonation. Very watery. Average lager.

From the bottle, pours a semi-hazy, pale golden color with a very thin, white head. Smells of corn and grains, like a bad macro. Tastes the same. Corny, grainy flavors, lightly malty, and not much more. Meh.

out of the bottle pours the slightest bit foggy honey-wheat hue with a barely there white head and minimal carbonation. aromas of citrus and corn. tastes of honey, lemon, corn and sweet malts. light on the palate. its not bad for a very light beer. the corn aftertaste is a bit overwhelming and poorly balanced but I would have this again and I wouldn’t protest to having another. a tad bit bland below average but not bad.

Oh so bland! Pours a clear golden colour. Leave a small creamy head that too rapidly disapear. I guess we can call it refreshing... But that doesn’t save the day.

Not excessively offensive in any way, which is as much positivity as I can seem to summon on this drink. Substantial carbonation helped distract my tongue from some of this drink’s basic shortcomings, such as distinct corn syrup sweetness and semi-sour aftertaste.... But all in all, OK.

Picked this one up not knowing what to expect. After opening the bottle, the aroma made me second guess my choice. Still, the taste redeemed it slightly. Reminiscent to white grape juice, and, well, water. Lots of carbonation. Rather unexciting, but not offensive. I’d prefer it to almost any of the generic beers, but not something I’d get again. Pass on this one unless it’s the only alternative to Bud at a party.

Rated 2006-01-17
Light golden, small white head, which vanishes quite quickly, some lace. Aroma is light, somewhat fruity and estery, mild. Light, pretty carbonated body. Flavor is a bit sweet, fruity and estery, notes of corn. Dry, medium-length finish. Boring bulk lager.

Light yellow colored, little white head. Sweet, mildly fruity and buttery aroma. Thin to medium bodied, watery palate. Corn and sweetness in flavor, ends with mild dryness. Short and round ending. Dull brew.