Gluek Stite Light Lager

Brewed by Cold Spring Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Cold Spring, Minnesota USA

A light yellow beer with a fluffy off-white head, that disappears very quick. The aroma is sour of corn or other brewing cereal, and the flavor is a bit sweet, but with a sour corn notes coming along side,with a slight citrusy hop note, the mouthfeel is thin as water, so You could mistankingly think You are drinking water with a slice of lime in it.

Pale piss yellow, with a sweet corn like nose. Bland...wow, really bland...do they use corn? Flavor...nope! Pass again

Alubottle. Pale watery golden colour with a fast dissapering white head. Weak malty, corny aroma and a thin sweet malty, corny taste. Watery body with a sweet watery finish.

aluminium bottle in a sample pack. clear with just a hint of yellow. just when i thought their pils was as bad as it gets, they outdo themselves.

Aluminium bottle. Light yellow colour with a white head. Aroma and flavour of corn and hops.

Bottled (aluminium) Extremely watery and thin. Some rubber and metal are the only interesting notes in this thin brew.

I could not believe that this energy drink sized can of beer could give off such a large bad odor. It was clear in color and matched it’s regular version in spoiled nature. Sulfer abound. Drainpour.

This really plumbs the depths of bad beer. I do like the metal can (it’s a style worth emulating) but with people and beer it’s what’s on the inside that counts. Skunky and grape, laden with adjuncts, with a disappointing thinness and lack of carbonated zing. It’s not even as good as a malt liquor. Another beer from Gluek to besmirch the reputation of Minnesota’s brewing history.