Light clear copper colour with a very fast dissolving tan head. Aroma of metal, malt and a super light hoppiness. Not bad for a light! Light-bodied (just as expected); Ultra-Carbonated; Thin malt flavour with a bunch of metal and no hops nor sweetness. Overall, a decent light, hardly any taste, but the aroma is nice! I sampled this twelve ounce beer courtesy of Haddon90 on 19-December-2003, Purchased from Total Wine in Manassas, Virginia. Thanks again Phil!

Typical american lager, no hops , clean tasting, probably uses adjuncts, rather innocuous..

Bottle. An amber color with little aroma. It's deinately better than your standard American lager, with more of a malt presence. Easy to drink.

This beer is apparently really big in PA/NJ but you don't really see it in my neck of the woods. Clear dark amber with a thin beige ehad that disappears quickly. Very thin lacing. Light hoppy aroma. Light-bodied and crisp with a mildly bitter hops flavor. The finish tells me that this is not a beer you should let sit for a long time before drinking. Overall I'd say "drinkable" about sums this beer up.

Dark dark brown colour with a ligher brown head. Almost no smell, a bit malty but other than that...nothing. A decent taste, initally strong, but really nothing hidden behind any of these flavours. A bit malty, a bit watery and a bit roasty. Not a good example of the style. While it might be a 'decent' beer because of the price, Yings are never great beers. Worth trying if you need to save money, I guess. I had this as a 12 ounce bottle purchased at Beers of the World in Rochester, New York.

I've had a handful of the Yuengling beers, and this one is one of my least favourites. This tastes more like a Budweiser than anything else, but is a step above. Not a great colour, not a great flavour, but all-in-all, not the worst beer ever. Try the traditional lager before this one, definately! I had this in a 16 ounce can at the Carlisle Barracks Golf Course in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.