 kidmartinek (656), austin, Texas, USA
May 7, 2008
Wow! There’s nothing revealing about this beverage. Tastes like fat tire reloaded, only more palatable, thus better. Pours light amber, small 1/4 inch light tan head. Aroma of lighter bready, doughy malts and yeast. Flavor is flav-o-flav delicioso. Light dough, yeast, and minereal water, mild malt, and slighlt hop flavor. So well rounded all around it can’t be BaD? Doughy, bready lighter, finish. Drink this beer, not if, but when you are skinny dippin’.
dalekliz (133), San Diego, California, USA
Jul 16, 2008 Bottle. Pours an orange-amber with a thick foamy white head. Light sweet aroma of hops and citrus, with a hint of bitterness. Crisp bitter hops and citrus taste. Light lingering bitterness. Very refreshing, but not a lot going on.
pepperford (66), robbinsdale, Minnesota, USA
Jul 13, 2008 a bit thin and oddly bitter. the hops and kaffir battle it out to create a bit of an almost astringent bitterness with an almost sourness at the end.
Cybercat (374), USA
Jul 13, 2008 This pours an orangy amber with a thick, fluffy, persistent head. Aroma is strong and malty with a hint of soy. Flavor is malty with just a hint of hops and an undertone of soybeans, not complex but pleasing. Texture is smooth and just a little bit watery.
brokephibroke (14), , Colorado, USA
Jul 11, 2008 Amber pour nice tight white head - no popping sounds, holds up. Taste and aroma are both mild and light. Not bitter, malty with some hops. I can (and do) drink this on ocassion in situations described on the label.
WickerBrew (235), Chicago, Illinois, USA
Jul 11, 2008 Not sure what to make of this. If i didnt know any better I would just call it "fat Tire Lite." Its got the same hue and metallic taste to it, just a little clearer. Summer seasonals usually suck, but this is something different. Amber color sets it apart.
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