Lionshead

Brewed by Lion Brewery, Inc.
Style: Pale Lager
Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania USA

Golden color, just the right amount of head and carbonation, fruity aroma, very smooth...a pretty good pale lager.

Very clear and very yellow. No real head. Grainy with a fucked up rubber band aroma. This beer is mostly horrible w/ a copper tasting aftertaste. Mouthfeel is wet.

Decent pilsner. Lingering head, good appearance. Aroma of hay. Mild corn flavor with a slight hint of diacetyl which balances it out quite well. Best bang for the buck I’ve seen in a while.

Possibly the worst beer I have ever had. Split a case with some friends in the Mechanical Testing Lab at work (hooray for grad student life) after hours. Like getting hit in the face with a bag of carbonated copper. Looks similar to diluted ice tea. Tastes like diluted industrial tailings. Smells like seawater. Despite being brewed in my home state, I’d rather go flat-ass sober than drink this beer.

12 oz bottle. Clear pale yellow with a white patch of scum. Barely perceptible nose of Wonder bread with a pinch of lemon. Spritzy carb, body a bit more than light. Taste is watery and metallic citrus with a hint of sweet corn. Not too bad.

This is your standard pilsner. It is a cheaper beer that still has a descent taste ($11.00 per case). Overall there is nothing special about this beer but if you want something that you can drink without getting that full feeling...this is a good beer for you.

No head effervescent pale straw color. The aroma is corn wheat hint of citrus and floral. The taste is thin and watery got a dry bittery finish with lots of carbonation. You can taste corn, flower lemons, hints of wheat. ragged unbalanced.

This beer is pretty much good times in a bottle and has been responsible for many of my sunday hangovers. As a pale lager you might not find anything more quenching. Once it hits your lips it feels soooo good.