Baltika Kuler (Cooler)

Brewed by Baltika Brewery (Baltic Beverages Holding - Carlsberg)
Style: Pale Lager
St. Petersburg, Russia

Clear bottle, 4.7%. Weak citric aroma. Clear yellow colour. Good white head. The flavour is of course mild, starts off with a little hay, turns a bit alcoholic which is surprising. Quite harmless. If it is intended as a flavourless summer beer, it is quite succesful.

A nice refreshing lighter pale lager. On track with American beers but better. Grain with just a hint of malt.

Pale yellow with a small white head. Sweet aroma of artificial lime. Sweet with a touch of malt flavour and citric acid.

Clear bottle from local Kroger. Corn and alcohol aroma but not skunked. Clear light straw with small white head. Corny honey malt flavor with some hot alcohol. Light body with dry finish. Not very good.

Shocking gold color like lamee hot pants. Ugly. Crappy grain and juniper/gin aromas with seed oils and plastic. Sweet, plastic, and putrid.

(Bottle) Pours pale yellow. The aroma is of vegetables, sweet marzipan, honey and alcohol. The flavour is of hay and malt. The mouthfeel is watery, light soft and light alcohol-ish. A tiny touch of bitterness is present. Light bodied.

Bottle from Once Upon a Vine McArthur. Very clear and very pale yellow color. Fizzy head with hints of lacing. Aroma of corn, grain and skunk. Very sweet corn taste with grain and grass notes. Medium bodied.

Pours a clear light yellow, nice head, good lacing. Aroma is very grainy with an adjunct punch. Not skunky, which surprised me with the clear bottle. Flavor was also grainy, with a good dose of cream corn. A really, really big dose of cream corn. Watery finish. Carbonic bite. Having slammed it, I will now note that despited these hideous qualities, it wasn’t altogether, wholly awful.