Sleeman Clear

Pale yellow colour with a white fizzy head. No aroma. Thin, light, watery, prickly mouthfeel. Makes a decent club soda.

A straw colored cardboard- beer flavored soadie pop. Weak in color, taste or true beer character...this is a sodie pop swig fer the kiddies.

Light straw color,small white head that faded quickly.The aroma was cerealish with a bit of lemon and maybe a very mild hop presence.I’m really beginning to hate these low carb brews.There’s no taste really.This one has a light cereal like flavor and mild lemon,but mostly it has a watery taste with carbonation.Very poor brew to even bother brewing.But i’m sure some hillbilly will drink thinking about how there losing weight.Try it once but i don’t think theres any need to punish yourself with more.

Gold innocent looking beverage with minimal head. Aroma is faint, slightly off but not offensive. First sip is really harsh as is the finish. It is not "remarkably clean". After that first shock the beer most resembles soda water.

oh dear. My first low carb experience. I suppose I might try the others just to compare but this was honestly the worst beer I have ever tried. I don’t understand this trend at all – I mean, we didn’t see low fat beers 5 years ago did we?

Low carb beer. Very different, Dry, little taste. A light sample of hops. Good for cooking, passable for drinking on a hot day instead of a soda. Very light color, almost water with a bit of foam and bubbles.

Swillfest ’04: It is clear, with barely any yellow at all. Slighty grassy, metallic aroma. Very wet and artificial-tasting, like the added icing sugar after pasteurization to beef up the body. It’s like creamy water with the aftertaste of peanuts.

Pale gold, decent size head (good job Josh). Celery, garden vegetable like malt. Very light, thin body, finishing with some grassy notes with touch of citric fruit.