Macs Beer

Brewed by Flying Monkey Brewing
Style: Golden Ale/Blond Ale
Olathe, Kansas USA

Thanks to skyview for sharing. Clear blond color with white head. Light malty aroma and flavor that was very faint.

Bottled. Pale yellow body with a light white head. The aroma is rising pizza dough with some carrots. The taste has some light notes of bread dough and potatoes. There is a nasty finish that is truly like more raw bread dough. A weird brew.

Cheap-less than $8 for a 12-pack. Labeled "American style beer"-no telling what they mean by that. "Like Budweiser" I suppose. I kinda figured it wasn’t going to be good and when I poured it, I became more convinced. Pale gold color-brief small head. Almost non-existent aroma: corn and very small hint of hops. Grain and rice flavor. Crisp but a little stale with that nasty rice aftertaste. Good thing it’s cheap. Preferable to Bud though.

12oz bottle. Poured a lite blondish color not much of a head on it. Aroma is grainy with a slight hoppiness. Not much to this beer. Thank god I only got 1.

[Bottle, thanks Bob] Pours very pale golden with a small white head. Aroma and taste are dominated by grain and adjuncts. The taste is really bad and lingers for a long time--unfortunately. Watery thin. Really pretty awful.

Picked up single 12-oz bottle from Brennan’s Country Farm Market in Brookfield, Wisconsin. Pours a clear light blonde brew with a fast dissolving white head that leaves behind a fine film and a very thin white ring. Aroma of multi-grained adjunct malt, some citrus zest, pineapple, and rice. Taste is light bodied, highly carbonated with flavors of semi-sweet malt, corn chaff with a lot of water. Finish is slightly gritty, watery and then clean cut with no aftertaste.

Bottle thanks to theisti: Pours a clear bright, slightly effervescent golden with a thin, wispy-lacing ring of white head. Aroma of grainy, slightly doughy pale malt with a touch of noble hops. Body starts fairly full for the style with a mild light malty sweetness, bready, grainy, husky notes and a touch of earthy bittering hops. Finishes crisp, smooth and well-balanced. A decent session golden ale.

Pours with a little more blonde color than a typical macro light beer but from that point on is not too different. Very boring, traditional flavors with really no character or taste. Bought this beer at 5 PM, tasted at 6 PM, gave the twelve pack to a natty light fan at 6:01 PM, and went and bought some Boulevard. This is my only flying monkey experience and unless convinced otherwise will be my last.