Heilemans Old Style

Pabst Brewing Company
Brewed at Miller Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Woodridge, Illinois USA

Pours a clear golden yellow color with half an inch of softly fizzy white foam. The head dies away rapidly to just a scattered film. No lacing at all. Mild sweet aroma that surprised me with a little bit of hopping. Sweetish flavor - a little grapey, with a barely preceptible honey taste. It doesn’t exactly taste artificial, but then again it reminds me somewhat a of a malt liquor. Mild hops are found in the finish and into the aftertaste. Light body with very sparkly carbonation. I like that carbonation.

Can-Wrigley. Thin white head, clear pale yellow body with a sweet finish that will stay with you for days to come. Good ball park beer when ice cold.

very light, simple, forgettable, usually not great because it’s old...only good cold, when slightly warm it’s sour. CHEAP. a good bar beer if you can’t taste or smell anything anyway.

Pale yellow body, and a quickly diminishing head. Very subtle, bready aroma. Flavor is pretty well balanced, but I seem to detect a bit more malt than hop flavor. Quick finish, and hardly an aftertaste. Carbonation isn’t too bad, but I think I’d prefer it to be a little livelier.

Ahhh The Old Syle, cheap good makes for a good night. I enjoy this beer alot. I mean for $6 Pitchers whats NOT to love. I get this in dive bars, no other place will do (unless you want a $4.89 six pack to yourself) Its got a good feel about it. Its not for savoring but sitting around with your buddys to drink. Its color is yellowish..its highly carbonated. taste is refreashing,like water and corn and maybe ..bread? its old its american and its good if you dont want an aftertaste.

Pours yellow, smells and tastes like a regular session beer. Nothing much to the aroma or the flavor. It tastes pretty good, all things considered and it goes down pretty nice for a college drinking macro.

standard slamming beer flavor is a little bitter corn taste pours a pee yellow.

Heileman’s Old Style 24 oz can Recent brewing, new styled 10/06 Medium 1oz pour in a shot glass, then slugged down from the can. Poured light straw with a fizzy quickly diminishing white head. Smelt of sweet corn. Taste was upfront moderate sweet corn and white bread followed by a light perfumey hops and bitter hay with a light sweet gelatin and grainy average length finish. Mouthfeel was light bodied, watery, fizzy, with a light metallic feel. Overall, an ok pale lager, but the light taste and metallic feel holds it back.