Esslinger

This is the beer my father in law drinks. He says It’s hard to come by. Pours a clear golden color with small head that dissapatres fast. Mild malty/corn aroma. Very thin in body. Watery to the taste. Not good at all !

Could this be Gibbon's bastardized brother? As soon as we spied this bottle on the shelf at Premier in Buffalo, we knew we needed to get it. Interesting aroma, malts and fruitiness. Color is blonde, kinda like when you take a leak after a long night of drinking. Quite pleasant in flavor surprisingly with malt and some hop presence. Not that bad at all...

Aroma is grainy with hints of fruitiness. Maybe theyre just phenols. Pour is clear blonde with quickly dissipating white head. Start is malty with a weird watery aftertase. Unlike Oakes, I think I got a hell of a deal at 69 cents for this bad boy. A nice morning beer.

Not the worst stuff I ever had, but not memorable. Like a Stroh's or a Schaffer. try it, who knows? it may work for you.

Cheap beer that was not offensive but didn't look to grab a new fan either. Pretty bland and average all around. This Brewery has a rep for cheap beer with a sometimes surprisingly good flavor but this one was not it. Not bad for the price but nothing that will make me want to try it again either.

Gold , small head . Aroma: factory like, chemical plastic. Flat, slightly salty. To the who might think that I rated old beer, it was not.

Hazy light gold colour. Slight lime in the aroma followed by brutalizing plastic and high alcohols. Cheap, watery body with light plastic notes. Fizzy, with mineral undertones. Even at 69 cents I got ripped off.