Mobius

Formerly brewed at Thomas Creek Brewery
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Greenville, South Carolina USA

I’ve had this beer twice on draft. The first time I compared it to Stella and Mad Hatter, and it held up amazingly well. The second time I had it with Trumer and St. Therese’s and, again, was pleasantly surprised. I did feel the energy effect, but the bartender told me that because of its ingredients that the beer is hangover free. I’ll have to put that to the test!

Im sorry i dont have to much information about this beer but i moved to Charleston, SC yesterday and started trying new beers right away. This beer only sells in about 30 bars on draft and in bottles. The website does not advertise the beer but i believe it will be a success if it can overcome the first test in such a small market. For more information there is an informative article here http://www.thestate.com/mld/thestate/business/1025 The beer itself is consitent with lagers and has a pale appearance with very little head or lacing. It has a sweet taste that one might confuse with a fruit beer. The bottle is green with a black circle on the front and a black swirl on the back, very attractive marketing. As for the energy boosting effects, i cannot yet determine. If you need any more information feel free to send me a message and ill help the best i can.

This was a strange one. A white head topped a cloudy dark yellow body. The aroma was grass and lemon scented dish soap. The taste was grassy with tobacco and old hot tea that has sat out too long. This is bitter and earthy tasting.

first of all, if you are into really good beers (you wouldn’t be on this site otherwise) don’t bother with this one. however if a beer with caffeine and ginseng sounds good to you, i would recommend it. i figured that it would taste like a concoction of natural light and mountain dew, but i was pleasantly surprised when it tasted like a becks light. like i said, not great.

this is a pretty strange brew. Tap pour at madra rua, charleston s.c. I’ve had it a few times prior with varying results. Great on a hot summer day at events. I’ve drank it all night and felt great the next day. Crazy brew. Pours yellow. Somewhat flat. I’ve tried hard to define the taste but all I can come up with is a slight bubble gum taste...you know, like bubble gum that has been chewed a lot and has no taste left. Some dandelion too. Somewhat sticky. A fun brew for the summer if you’re into getting smashed with no hangover but otherwise pretty unremarkable. Mixed with Guinness makes an Irish Mo’.

This wasn’t bad, there just wasn’t much to it. was almost clear in color, with huge foamy white head. The aroma as corn, citrus, and flinstones vitamin powder. flavors include cream soda, carbonation, and a splash of citrus. flavor is there with a bang and gone just as fast.

Smells like a Flinstones Vitamin pill bottle.......Mobius meet the mobius, its a freakin nasty beer, from the town of Greenville its a page right out of suckery. Cloudy yellow apperance with a mediciney flavor. The mouthfeel is carbonated. Not good.

one of my buddies ordered this at the flying saucer in columbia. they fell for the energy bs. this thing could be smelled a mile away of fake berry nonsense you assoc with a cola. not really a beer at all. a soda with alcohol and caffeine to counter act the aclchol. doesnt that = nothing not more energy?