Monte Carlo Las Vegas Lites

Formerly brewed at Monte Carlo Brewpub at the Monte Carlo Casino
Style: Pale Lager
Las Vegas, Nevada USA

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.

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 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.

Struck with an odd lemony aroma, but the flavor was all light malt. Smooth finish with no aftertaste.

Very very very light not much hops easy malt. Very clear yellow nice head but not much else. Very lean not much on the palate

Bottle poured deep yellow with a very light skim of a head and spotty lacing. Aroma is watery, slightly metalic, corn and grass. Flavor is a bit sweet with corn and straw but with a thick mouthfeel and overall, not that bad for a hot summer day beer.

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

Typical light beer champagne-ish color, fizzy. Weak but less adjunctive than most lite beers. The graininess just didn’t seem so bad. -1 on appearance for the menu describing it as a Pale Ale (it is very obviously a lager).