A light yellow beer with a disappearing white head. The aroma is sour hoppy - I guess corn has been used. The flavor is slightly malty, but on a sour background from the use of corn, and finally the body is thin. This one was for the number.

2005 can generously provided by bucknaked, sampled on 4/28/2005. The culmination of one of the best swill tastings of which I have been a part.
Just thinking about this beer gives me goosebumps. It’s like the feeling you get when you’ve been fived, only this one gives that wonderful feeling of being point-fived. One whiff of the aroma and you know you are in strange territory.
A very sniffable beer, for sure. I sat for a good couple of minutes just marvelling at the sheer force of evil emanating from this sample. It took me a while to nail it down but here is my best approximation.
Smells like a brand new 1970’s Buick, pure vinyl interior, with the window’s closed on a hot day when suddenly, someone jumps in the car with a ton of rotten, spoiled rhubarb and smears it everywhere. The vinyl/rhubarb aroma in this beer is priceless. The flavor is something else too. Chemicals and veggies, powdered sugar, though not even that appealing. Sharp, biting, metallic. Every bad quality a beer can have is possibly present here. Overcarbonated, no semblance to beer anywhere, really. Extra light body, pale yellow, no head. Kind of like when you have a 5.0 and it suddenly makes some other beers you previously had ranked highly, seem not quite as amazing. This one makes some .5s that I have given, seem not quite so bad. . .