Very Light Pale Yellow, Big Head, Dissipates Quickly, Some Spotty Lacing. Peppery Aroma. Little Taste. Whatever Taste there is, it is of Corn, Light Malt. Slightly Sweet, Light Hint Of Bitter. Watery, Bland. Beats drinking water or pop. American classic, although I’ve lived in Milwaukee and never tried it before. Since not much going in the can, they try to mix it up on the outside of can. This one came in camouflage and orange colors. I guess you could use it as a calendar reminding you that it is a hunting season. However, It is a safe bet, that You are a Redneck if you use beer can designs to tell seasons... Pass it...

A steady pour into my teku glass produces a 1/2-finger thick, almost perfectly white colored head that leaves little lacing on the sides of the glass. The beer is a dull yellow color that shows a brilliantly clear, yellow gold hue when held up to the light. The aroma smells grainy, vanilla, lightly boring like notes, and it has a corn candy like character to it as well.

Fairly dry tasting, with lots of water and grain notes that permeate the palate and a touch of firm, bubbly character in the finish. Bubbly notes provide drinkability, chuggability, and low boost. The body is really quite light, and the carbonation provides a nice, balancing texture to keep this lively on the tongue.

This is half bad, definitely a notch above the Milwaukee’s Best Light that I just had. This is fairly dry, with no yeast derived spiciness and character; it could dial back the cornjust a bit and could have a more interesting pale grain character, but it is better than I was expecting and is enjoyable enough.

Bottle as "Pabst Blue Ribbon Export". Clear pale yellow with small white head. Aroma is malt and grainy. Flavour is malt, grainy, watery, little sweet, thin and a little bitter.

Can from backlog. Pours pale yellow. White head. Nose and taste of corn and grain with some tin metal. Light body.

As Papst Blue Ribbon Export version for the Swedish market. 355 ml. bottle, 4,5 % alc. abv. Clear, golden colour with a fast fading white head. Light aroma with pale malts, grains and cardboard. Taste is light bitter. Light body, thin feel and a lively carbonation. Short finish with a very discrete bitterness. Watery and bland. However, the carbonation is refreshing on a hot evening. So is bottled water.

Bottle from Kvickly as Pabst Blue Ribbon. 4.5 % ABV. Clear pale yellow with a small off-white head. Aroma is sweet, light malty, corn and a little sulphur. Flavor is medium sweet and light bitter. Dry and light bitter finish. Watery. 180713

Bottle @ Home as Pabst Blue Ribbon. Pours very light yellow with a fading white head. Aroma malt, grain, corn. Flavor is sweet malt, grainy, corn, cardboard. Thin to medium body, lively carbonation. 090713

Bottle labelled as Pabst Blue Ribbon. Golden colour with a white head. Sweet malt aroma. Flavour is sweet malt, watery. Better than Pabst Blue Ribbon, but that still doesn’t mean it’s any good.

Bottle from Systembolaget as Pabst Blue Ribbon. Medium head with medium duration. Color is golden. Aroma and taste are malt, hops and water. Quite boring.