Hamms

Brewed by Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

This is the first beer i ever had. So it has special meaning. But not alot of flavor. Good for memories.

Not nearly as bad as most of the ratings here suggest, Hamms is an old standby of many far-north huting cabins, duck blinds and ice-fishing shacks, and for good reason. If you haven’t spent a lot of time and money honing and refining your taste for craft-brewed beers, this brew is every bit as good (and bad) as bud or miller, and at half the price. Nary a better beer was made for mowing the lawn, drinking at a picnic (provided it’s provided free of charge), or drinking 24 beers when you only have $9.00. Not everyone can buy a $30 case of beer, and when you’re in the company of those who can’t, you can be proud to share a cold (hopefully tongue-numbingly cold) Hamms and a Bratwurst. You could definitely do worse.

Really easy to drink. watery beer of course, but its just good times to drink a hamms! a few bars in the twin cities area have it on tap, and for some reason it always tastes better there.

Not much for flavor or aroma. Pretty drinkable for an ultra cheap beer. A must for hunting or fishing trips

back when i was drinking piels my cous gave us some this beer back then thought it was greet today wont touch the stuff

for god sakes don’t drink this beer unless its ice cold because it may make you throw up before it even touches your lips.

Another flavorless pale lager, but had to give it a shot. Pours a yellow/golden color with a tall white fragile head. Corn and straw nose, very light malt. Taste is very watery and almost non-existant. Very flat tasting with not as gag inducing as some.

From the land of sky blue waters (and one horrible brewmaster) Straw colored with a white head. Ricey Bud nose some hops but no malt. Mouthfeel okay. Flavor: there really is nothing good there. In fact there is nothing much much at all, but what is there is a gagging original taste followed by hollow nothingness.