Big fucken can @ the rake dungeon via Secret Krampus. Thanks! Pours a clear yellow appearance with a tan head. A little more lemon and bubble gum than the typical macro lager. Kind of effervescent with some sweetness noticeable in the aroma. Decently well balanced flavor. Not overly sweet. Some bitterness for balance. A little doughy flavor with a touch of lemon and candy. Drinks pretty decent.

Reviewed from notes.
This was poured into a pint glass.
The appearance was a light yellow color with a fast rising carbonation trying to fill a rapidly dissipating foamy head. There wasn’t any lacing.
The smell had a sweet corn /slightly toasted cereal maltiness.
The taste was mainly sweet through the corn.
On the palate, this one sat fairly light and came across somewhat creamy smooth.
Overall, this is your basic American malt liquor, nothing special and nothing bad.

Uh...after hockey beer stolen to take home to analyze.
Here goes.
It was always poured into a pint glass.
The appearance was a super light yellow color with a quickly dissipating less than a one finger white foamy head. The lacing that was there quickly slid into the beer.
The smell had a slight cooked corn/roasted/burnt rice about it.
The taste, basically had the same flavoring.
The palate, well, it sat fairly light with a decent sessionable quality about it.
Overall, well, its an AAL/pale lager. Worthy of having again? Uh...maybe, but not really one to seek out for the post part.

Here’s one of those after hockey beers that I stole to take home to analyze because of my OCD behavior.
Here’s my take.
Into a pint glass, the appearance was a super light yellow to golden amber color with a decent half finger-ed white foamy head.
The smell had some roasted corn huskiness to it.
The taste was semi-sweet and showed a semi-decent crisp grassiness about it.
The palate sat fairly light and showed a great deal of sessionability about this one.
Overall, this is just another AAL. Cheers.

Oh geez, found another one, well here goes.
It was poured into pilsener glasses and pint glasses and honestly there wasn’t much difference in either one.
The appearance was a super light yellow to orange color with a quickly dissipating foamy white head that left no lacing.
The smell had a semi-decent cooked corn/roasted barley aroma.
The taste was mostly sweet through the previously mentioned flavors.
The palate sat exceptionally light and sessionable.
Overall, just another AAL that I would only have again if offered.

Hmmmm...ha, just found an old after hockey beer. Here’s my take.
This was always poured into a pint glass.
The appearance was a super light yellow to almost golden color with a rapidly dissipating white foamy/bubbly head. The lacing was mainly not really there.
The smell had that typical cooked corn/rice thing going on.
The taste was mostly just sweet through the previously mentioned flavors.
The palate, well, that was pretty light for the most part and it showed a fairly decent sessionable quality about it.
Overall, well, its an AAL, what does one expect? Me, hmmm...not bad, I’d have again depending upon what else was served.