Grain Belt Premium

Brewed by August Schell Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
New Ulm, Minnesota USA

While this beer wasn’t bad, it didn’t have any distinguishable qualities. It was light in colour, thin in body, and had little aroma. About the only thing it has going for it is the fact you can pound them donw pretty quickly. It might be a good thirst quencher in the summer, though.

I live in Wisconsin and my brother in law brought some to Wisconsin. He told me I would like it and I did. While it wasn’t really anything impressive to the nose it was really a very delightful fruity experience. If you are ever in Minnesota give this a try.

It’s hard to rate a lawnmower beer like this because I rarely drink them. But compared to most of the stuff from the big brewers, this would be a nice alternative. A good regional brand that I heard once was in danger of going away.

Clear bottle. The sickliest pale yellow I have ever seen. A relatively thick head. Aroma of corn and, I kid you not, strawberries and cinnamon! Taste was sweet and fruity with corn and peaches. A strange beer for a pale lager.

bottle-This is one of the best american standards i have ever had. pours a pale yellow with mild carbonation. Some noble hop characeristics in the aroma-slight grain/corn/ grass thing going. even with a clear bottle, the beer was not skunked (must have been a fresh sample). This would be the perfect college beer!!! Thanks to GrainBeltGuzzler for this one

out of a bottle, light yellow with thin white head. Some hops on the nose, but there is also a skunkiness to this beer. All in all though if I were looking for a cheap beer to have at a party, this would definitely be a candidate.

One of the better, lower priced beers. Not as good as it was when bottled by MN Brewing but still a local favorite.

Carbonation is the key to this beer. This flaxen lager attacks ones very soul with striking sapidity, a bubbly effervescence, and an effluvious yet honeyed redolence. This beer produces an aura of conviviality among all who imbibe.