Monte Carlo Las Vegas Lites

Tap at brewpub. Hey, wanna roll the dice and roll a loser? Roll this one; rice, con syrup, and dog food greet the nose and the taste buds. I’d rather surrender to the house outright.

No bad aroma, looks thin like yellow water. Taste is very thin and nonexistent. Poor even for the style.

On tap at the Monte Carlo. Light golden color with a thin white head and a light sour grain nose. This is actually pretty flavorful for a brewpub’s light offering. Yeasty, citrus with light breadiness. A little hot on the tongue.

Tap, Monte Carlo. Light golden color. Slightly watered down grain aroma. Flavor is malty and grainy. Not bad for a light.

This draft brew from the brewery poured a small sized head of finely sized white colored bubbles that was quickly diminishing and left behind a transparent softly carbonated straw yellow colored body. The almost non-existant aroma was mild malt. The mouth feel was tingly and mild at the start with a mellow finish. The weak flavor contained notes of malt mild hops and slightly astringent.

12oz bottle pours brilliantly clear gold with very little sign of any head. Aroma is slightly corny with some yeasty notes. Nice and smooth taste with very little flavor at all. Good light lager for a session beer.

On tap @ Monte Carlo poured a clear pale yellow with a small diminishing white head. Aromas of straw, bread and a hint of carmel. Palate was light bodied and crisp. Flavors of bread, light carmel and light citrus with a lightly bitter finish.

Blonde in colour with medium carbonation. Aromas of some kind of floral honey and cereal grains. A bit of a toasty note in the mouth, with some sweetness and a bit of yeast. Definitely lacks some snap on the finish, but this wasn’t nearly as bad as I had expected it to be.