Camo High Gravity Lager

Pale gold, with small head, and correspondingly weak carbonation. Head faded immediately. Very weak sweetish aroma. Strongly sweet, rough flavor. Thankfully no weird off-notes or esters. Potent and cloying. Sampled from the big 40oz clear-glass bottle - yet no hint of skunking, which must be telling since there’s not much bitterness in this beer (i.e. barely any hops). Surprisingly not gross, eso for such high alcohol, but I couldn’t finish one glass, and I dumped the rest of the bottle.

Pretty bad, but gets its job done. They also sell this in 40 oz. bottles. One must be very wary of these! This is tolerable swill if you just chug it. The name kind of scares me though.

sweet and artificail with a hint of malt. Pretty stick after a while. Also, well, pretty strong! I’ve had far worse.

I believe this stuff is fairly new in the relm of malt liqordom, however I have fallen love this Hard-Hitting Shit, with 8.5% put on a camo style label, this stuff stands out among 40s in the cooler like a big-tittied girl with a fine ass in a room full of super-models, thats right, Ghetto eye candy! My only gripe is that Camo refers to this fine MALT beverage as ’Lager’, which is not only a an insult to lager, but a slap in the face of malt liquor as well. Camo should be as proud as I am of this cheap piss and have the spine to call it what it is!* Warning; Not for Bitches.

Used to drink them all the time cause’ of the 8.5!! Better in a 40oz.

You can easily duplicate this stuff if you dump several pounds of the cheapest malt extract you can find into a carboy full of rubbing alcohol. Seriously. And don’t even think about adding yeast - if they did survive the harsh environment enough to start working their magic, you’d get some carbonation and the makers of this stuff apparently want it flat as hell.

Sweet and alcohol aroma, especially as it warms. Fairly thick and almost syrupy. Yes a true american malt liquor! I know the marketing, but I don’t need the 24 or 40 oz. packages of this.