Camo High Gravity Lager

Brewed by City Brewery (Melanie Brewing Co)
Style: Malt Liquor
La Crosse, Wisconsin USA

Another malt liquor grabbed at the local bodega. Pale golden yellow, mostly flat, syruppy messy palate, adjunct ridden flavor. A beer made to get someone buzzed for less than a buck.

24 ounce can (which I sadly couldn’t bring myself to finish): Golden with loads of tiny bubbles and a film for a head, this has a sweet metallic candy aroma. The taste is sweet, grainy, and tinny. I didn’t taste the 8.5% abv, but I could tell it was there once the heartburn began.

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.

Can 24oz. Clear light amber pour with a medium frothy white head that diminshed slowly. Light grainy hop aroma. Light body with a watery texture and soft carbonation. Light sweet flavor with a light grainy sweet finish of short duration. Cold wet alcohol with little character.

Can. Head is initially average sized, frothy, white, mostly lasting. Body is medium yellow. Aroma is lightly malty (cereal, grain), with hints of apple and alcohol. Flavor is moderately sweet. Finish is lightly sweet, lightly bitter. Light to medium body, watery texture, lively carbonation, lightly alcoholic. Not as bad as the other Camo, and a surprisingly lasting, normal-looking head for a beer of this type.

Light gold with lots of carbonation. Large head that faded fast. Smells like cat urine and old couch cushions. The taste is sweet grainy corn. Not the worst beer to pass my lips, but close.

After 2 nights in Chicago and 70 different beers ma and Josh decided that it is time for real stuff. Yes that’s right posses, da real man I am sain ... paper bag an ol. On way back to Canada we skipped Bells and pull over somewhere near Detroit at gas station. It was somethin like 2 am and lady asked as for an ID. I said I am from RB and we love to try this great assortment she had. I believe she was confused because of my accent, she putted few classics in paper bag and we were on our way home. Josh got his fav. Lite stuff opted for Malties ... This one was high on octane as hell, burned my stomach and had this weird fairy aftertaste. They must add unleaded 89 octane that here in Canada is called bronze. I do invite you fellas be more open minded those beer also deserve a try!

This brew poured a medium head of fine to medium sized grey mostly diminishing bubbles. It had a carbonated deep yello transparent body and a medium malt hop aroma. The flavor of this brew was very haeavy and chewy with with vinuous malt and slightly alcoholic flavors Its mouthfeel is smotth and finished with a noticable alcohol taste.