Macs Beer

Appearance: Pours out a crystal clear, yellow body with a particularly thin, sparsely bubbly, white head. Smell: A spirit-crushing nose smelling only of grainy light pale malts, cracked corn kernels, and some sweetish cereal hints. Taste: Faint pale malts jumbled up with some sourish corn tastes and a small blip of sweetness. Then, the flavor washes out into a watery void in record time leaving you aghast until you hit the quick, all-too-clean, water-soaked finish. Look ashamed, Mac... look ashamed. Mouthfeel: Thin-bodied. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: A pretty poor product, even right down to the dumpy-looking label. This is a remarkably watery beer. That’s all there is to say, really. I once remarked how watery it was, that’s just how remarkably watery it is.

Name: Mac’s Beer
Date: August 08, 2009
Mode: Bottle
Source: Tasting, Ticker
Appearance: clear light yellow, fine white head
Aroma: light cereal aroma with faint floral hops, mostly dry
Flavor: cereal flavor, touch of sweetness, light floral hops, just a touch of balancing bitternes leaves it sweet
Aroma: 4/10; Appearance: 6/10; Flavor: 4/10; Palate: 6/10; Overall: 8/20
Rating: 2.2/5.0
Drinkability: 6/10
Score: *+/4

12oz bottle. Flying "Angry" Monkey on a plain white label. American Style Beer. Pours clear golden color. Aroma of corn husks. Flavor of the water from a pot of steamed vegetables. And not pot liquor neither! Rating #2175, My first Kansas rating.

Pours a pale yellow color with a white head. Aroma is honey, grain, must, and some vanilla. Flavor is honey, very musty, grain, some vanilla, and a light earthy bitter finish.

12oz bottle. Hazy golden-yellow color, thin head. Lemon butterscotch aroma. Lemony, corny, and sweet, with a tangy finish. A dry potentially hoppy crispness, in a really odd almost soda-like fashion, is the real center of this beer. Watery, bad homebrew style with a solid adjunct feel. Mac should be ashamed.

Sampled from bottle: Pours a clear bright golden colour with a firm malt backbone. Taste of a little hops in the finish otherwise the beer comes across slightly grainy. Nose is pretty neutral. Pleasent and fresh, but lacking anything spectacular.

12 oz. bottle at PBF. Pale lemony color with vanishing head. Grainy and honeyish aroma with hint of white wine. Dry grainy and papery flavor with hone and white wine. Thin watery body.

Bottled at PBF, thanks Cletus! Extremely pale yellow, miniscule head. Fruity with some red berries and yeast. Light and spritzy. Kind of empty, but with some sort of refreshing crispness. More or less no bitterness.