DuClaw Kangaroo Love

On tap @ DuClaw Fells Point. Clear pale yellow with a pure white head and visible carbonation. No aroma to speak of. Sweet malt with just a touch of bitterness, very mild. A bit watery. Not bad for what it is.

Location: Draft at the Fells Point Brew Pub, 9/6/09

Aroma: Typical corn, yeast lager aroma, just a touch of citrus
Appearance: Really clear, pale yellow color
Flavor: More of the same, corn, yeast, malts, barely a touch of hops
Palate: Light body, somewhat watery
Overall Impression: This is not the most exciting beer, for its boring appearance to its dull taste, they didn’t do much here to differentiate this beer from your typical boring lager. Maybe a good starter Craft for Macro beer fans? That’s the closest to a compliment I can think of for this one.

Clear gold pour with lively carbonation. Corn aroma and flavor. Nice balance and refreshing, but something I probably wont try again.

Draft at Bowie location. Came to the table a clear straw color with a skim of a tan head. Crisp aroma of corn along with a touch of citrus. Goes down very thin, light, and crisp. Some sweet maltiness upfront, but the taste is pretty much just dominated by corn throughout. A hint of citrus at the end. At least it smells and tastes fresh and clean.

I think this is good for what it is. Yes, its got a grainy corn taste to it, but if you put it up there similar beers on the market, I think its flavorful, and lacks the skunk that pollutes many pale/premium lagers out there. It reminded me of Yuengling, but without the skunk and a lot cleaner.

piss gold color with a very strong flavor of corn chips. Watery and lame. Barely drinkable and not at all enjoyable.

pretty much a standard pale lager with just a tad more malt. time waster....

Sampled at the Arundel Mills location. Pours a pale straw color with a medium head. Poor head retention and lacing. Aroma of corn and grain. Taste is sweet malts, light grass. Medium bodied