 IlanMan (466), Winona, Minnesota, USA
May 15, 2008
Pour is very light amber/brown with a light tan head. Aroma is of malt and old gym socks. Flavor is lightly bitter with a hint of caramel finish (just like the description). This is a very bland brew so I can see how it is a best seller. Too many loser beer drinkers out there with crappy taste buds. Wouldn’t buy again.
fish1877 (2), Iowa City, USA
does not count  Jul 12, 2008 22 oz bottle. Pint glass. Nice color. Not bad, but pretty thin. Hard to believe its ABV over 5.
JorisPPattyn (4246), Antwerpen, Belgium
Jul 7, 2008 Amberish/yellow head over foxy-amber beer. Lightly hoppy nose, and sweet cake, dried sultanas. Sweetish, malty, dry malts, falling flat afterwards. Pretty carbonated, medium body at best. Finely sourish finish (but is it intended?). Rather middle-of-the-road beer. Nothing bad, absolutely nothing special. Thanks, CK!
nick76 (1960), Tampa, Florida, USA
Jul 2, 2008 Updated: Jul 6, 2008The aroma has both buttery and nutty elements along with vinegar and corn malt. Not my fav. The appearance is amber with a small head. The flavor has nothing bad like the aroma. It’s only slightly sweet it’s mostly malty with some hops to balance. It does however have some of the buttery and nutty qualities. The palate is smooth. Overall I like it, I just dislike the aroma.
mar (505), Dallas, Texas, USA
Jul 2, 2008 deep amber pour with a thin layer of white froth. malts and slight grassy aromas on the nose. easy on the palate with a good malt flavor that finishes with a slight hop bitterness.
buckyp (18), Rio Rancho, New Mexico, USA
Jun 23, 2008 12 oz. bottle pour to pint shaker. Slightly hazy nutty brown color with small tan head that quickly dissipates. Light lacing. Not much to the aroma with just a touch of nutty sweetness. Flavor is mild and unoffensive (backhanded compliment). Not bad for a session beer but there are much better choices available.
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