From old tasting notes. Amber red color. Small beige head. Slight toasted malt nose. Tasty bittersweet malt palate upfront. Bitter hop finish is overshadowed by excessive carbonation. Long dry aftertaste.

UPDATED: AUG 31, 2015 Had this back in college a couple time. Sweet reddish brown lager. Some very slight roasted flavors. A little thin. Pretty drinkable. Serving: Bottle

Nice looking reddish amber pour in the glass. Nose and taste is little bit lacking though. Rated 6/26/02

Pours copper with a thin tan head. Smells of sweet caramel, some earthy hints, peppery, rosey. Tastes sweet and sticky with some mild bitterness. Refreshing and easy drinking.

Bottle. Pours brown with amber hue. Head id moderate. Smells of rich roasted malt, nuts, and caramel. Tastes just a malty, with some notes of honey, roasted malt, some nuttiness, and slight hoppiness. Pretty good, but slightly thin body. Aftertaste is pretty hoppy, but a nice malty sweetness.

12oz bottle. Poured a reddish amber with decent head and lacing down the glass. Aroma is slightly floral and hoppy with the slight spiciness. Taste is smooth and caramely, with minor hop bite and virtually no bitterness.

Bottle. Pours a brown body with ruby hues and n off white head. Sweet malty simple with a light hop bitterness to boot. eh.

Very dark lager. Drank this because A friend of mines name is Michael Shea. Caramel flavor, very sweet. Pleasant but nothing special

12oz - No head, no fizz, overly sweet. A value brew to be sure, and it is rated as such.

Crimson pour with a light tan head. This is backed by a light hop flavor and a mild bitterness. Bottle was given to me from my next door neighbor. Not bad.