Texas SUX Beer

Brewed by Petes Place / Krebs Brewing Co.
Style: Pale Lager
Krebs, Oklahoma USA

Bottle from Alamo Liquor in McAlester, OK.....Aroma of faint lemon. Flavor of very light wheat and obvious citris. Moutfeel is very light and highly carbonated.....Overall, would make a good Kool-Aid....Oh, wait, that Kool Aid tastes better then this.....Seriously, this beer (It was a contact brew) is a watered down light beer that a Bud Light Drinker might think is champaign.......and good champaign at that....But overall, it would quinch a thirst out in the desert.......No denying that....it’s not horrible, it’s drinkable, just seems like a throw together beer....Overall, It would make a decient summer beer....

The best beer of all time because Texas football does suck. Of course I went to OU so I love this beer especially around OU Texas weekend. Okay its not that great but its okay given its from Krebs. Come on give it a chance.

pours light gold, thin head, watery looking. i caught nothing but air in the nose. the flavor was mildly bud-like; or worse, mildly bud lite-like. the mouth feel was water. i guess this brew is inoffensive, except for the texas sux crack. all-in-all, if i want a beer to remind me of bud, i’ll drink a bud.

Funny. I just had to pick this up because of the label and the upside down Texas on the label. But I’m glad they came in singles. I can’t imagine buying a sixer of this. Nose is bit lemony and tart-not bad. Pours hazy yellow like an American light-wheat. Very little head. That’s where the positives end. Taste is bitter, a bit tart, very light body. Not overly trashy but 1/2 a bottle is enough.

Bottle courtesy of an OU fan from Norman who knew I liked collecting beer bottles. Straw colored pour with no head to speak of. Beer was bubbling like a bottle of cola. Aroma was weak, but not unpleasant. Level of carbonation is indeed extreme, but this beer was better than expected, if not ’good’. Wheaty flavor has some sourness early on the palate, and finishes a bit harshly. Some lemony hints as well make this beer drink more like an american wheat. Decent drink...

Not as bad as I was expecting. A little tart with some sourness, similar to an American wheat. Some very faint hops in the fizzy finish.

Bottle courtesy of Cornfield. My first beer from Oklahoma and the 4th new state or country that Carl has hooked me up with in the care package he gave me two weeks ago. I’m sensing a trend. Citrus lager aroma with a hint of a hop spritz. Hazy light gold with a white head. Not much lace. Thorough visible carbonation. Alas, the promising nose does not translate to the flavor. Texas Sux and so does Oklahoma beer. At least that’s my impression from my one and only beer sample from the Sooner state. If Krebs Brewing is trying to poke fun at their southern neighbor by emulating their poor quality beer in this offering, then they nailed it. However, somehow I doubt that was the case. Then again, would you pull out all the stops and brew a world class beer and take that opportunity to lambaste your state rival in the name? I doubt that as well. Tastes like a draft beer that has been stuck in the lines all night. Has a flat, unintentionally sour flavor. There is very little going for this beer other than it’s Cave Creek Chiliesque potential for practical jokes.

Texas sux and so too does this beer. Scary-looking piss water pour. No noticable aroma...maybe a touch of corn. More corn in the flavor but also a weird lemonade aftertaste...which really sux!