Oh, yeah. Draft poured into a pimp cup then wrapped in gangsta rap and consumed in Bed-Sty. Well, not really but beat that Andrew. Heck, I love WA brewed malt likka. A little appley, a little corn sweet but damn good for the style. Of course, this is a baby malt likka at less 7abv. If I had to drink a malt likka it would be the Naked City version. If I had to drink a malt likka and drive, this would be my huckleberry.

Draft pour pint to a glass mug, then wrapped in a brown paper bag, per my request. I’m all about proper pours and glassware. Or paperware if you must. Lighter pale golden color with not much head. Malt and soft sweet aroma. Flavor is sweet malt, bit somehow finds a way to be inoffensive. Technically, isn’t all beer malt liquor? I still don’t get it. Until then, for all beers that get labeled this way, this one tasted better than any that I can remember. I wonder of craft malt liquor will be a thing.

Clear golden with a white head. Noticeable corn and grain aroma. Similar taste with a heavy sweetness to it. Medium full body. Ligh bitter end that gets swarmed by more sweet notes. Solid malt.

Bomber from Malt & Vine. Pours gold with a very transient fizzy white head. Sweet cooked sugar aroma. Med body. Flavor is fairly malty. Tastes like some sort of cooked sugar desert. Far from disgusting. No trace of fusil oils. But it’s totally lacking in bitter.

On tap @ Uber. Pours crystal clear gold with white head. The aroma is fresh and crisp with a note of floral hops followed by bolder notes of grainy malts and creamed corn. Very little sense of the ABV (where off putting fusels almost define the style). The taste is much the same with persistent floral hops throughout along with grainy malts and corn on the cob. It gets sweet with sugary malts at times. Best of the style I’ve had to date. Very nice brew.

.3 liter draft pour at Uber Tavern in Seattle, Washington. Pour is clear golden with a thin white head. Aroma of floral corn and sweet maltiness. Also, a decent amount of alcohol on the nose. Its more of a medicinal alcohol, but alcohol nonetheless. Taste is sharp sweet malt corn and the medicinal alcohol. Palate was quite carbonated, and this one actually was well integrated despite the description I just gave. Overall, a first class Malt Liquor. Thanks Uber for putting this one on a bit early.