Another mysterious and random malt likka-ish thing from Woodman's Appleton. 8/9/19. 24 ounce can for about 99 cents. Clear golden amber, thin fizzy white head, poor retention. Aroma of cardboard and corn. Taste is caramel, grain, plum-like fruits. Thin, a bit watery. Worth the price.

Tall boy canned @ home picked up at 287 Liquor in Foco and poured into my Crooked Staved sniftered. Pours a clear yellow appearance with a touch off white head. Somewhat corny, husky grainy, hay, somewhat herbal aroma. Watery, corny, blah flavor. Not actually that hard to drink but lifeless.

Can thanks to swalden28. Pours with a clear golden body and a small white head. Aroma is grassy, grainy, sweet, bread. Taste is watery, grainy, bread. Watery mouthfeel, medium carbonation.

Can. Proudly proclaims that it’s brewed naturally...uh oh. Thin filtered orange-yellow color. Way bigger head than I would’ve expected. Soda-liek CO2 bubbles are a constant. Buttery, watery light malt. In no way good, but not quite the worst beer ever either. Non-flavored crispness. Super watery, pretty worthless beer.

I'll go a bit against the grain here. While I'm not saying this is a good beer by any means, its not horrible, and I view it as maybe a half-step up from most of its macro-brewed cousins - and possibly a half-step closer to its pilsner origins than those beers. Sampled from a fluted pilsner, approx. 40 deg F. Pale straw-gold with a large foamy head. Actual hops in the nose! Mild, but spicy and grassy, a little musty. Clean and fresh tasting, refreshing. Balanced with no off flavors, though quite mild, borderline bland but not totally so. Light finishing bitterness. Still, a lack of malt presence (most likely lightened with adjuncts) makes it less enjoyable to finish, esp as the beer gradually warms in the glass.

No colour, no aroma, no taste, nothing. Just a can of nothing..............