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Old review
12 oz bottle given to me at the Crimson Tiger to keep me from leaving when I wanted to. Poured into a standard pint.

A: Very golden yellow, clear, and lots of active carbonation. Poured a rather large two fingers of head, but had zero retention, so no lacing of course.

S: Smell is of corn and grains, malt and a touch hops, but there is also this intrusive smell of skunkiness. Not the greatest.

T: Taste is of sweet grains and corn, malt, no notion of hops. There is an earthiness to this beer but nothing amazing. Average taste at best with a minimal skunk and an actually inviting sweetness.

M: Thin, incredibly thin. Very watery. Watery than most if possible. This has zero stickiness to it at all. Zero aftertaste. It is clean and crisp, with heavy carbonation. Very refreshing.

D: Its a macro, but I fear that there are better examples of the macro style out there. I was expecting more I guess. Nothing just sat up and me go "DAMM!". Ah well. I am not saying I will never drink it again, but I am not saying it is the most worthy of beers or macros.

Serving type: bottle

Served In: Pint Glass