Pale blond color. Light aroma and taste, some light sweetness and lack of bitterness.

bottle courtesy of Thedm - I now add to the ever popular saying, "don’t eat yellow snow" the also important advice of "don’t drink blue beer". So yes, it pours blue with very little head. It has a mild aroma with some malt and nasty grain adjuncts. The very mild taste is corn and other unpleasantness. It’s probably a good thing the taste wasn’t any stronger as that would only be worse. The body is thin and watery and leads to a mild, astringent finish. Meh. If you have any bottles of this bad beer, I recommend selling it on e-bay as a collector’s item rather than actually drinking it.

Bottle Nose of skunky corn; gold with a big fizzy white head; grainy flavor with a tiny bit of citrus hops in the finish.

Another lame pale lager. Nothing special about this brew. Bland taste, with nothing special going for it.

Joeec5 brought this to the NYRBG, and I just had to rate it for the novelty of it - are you one of those weirdos that, from time to time, wonder what the weird blue fluid they float the combs in at the barber shop tastes like? Well, you can stop wondering.

Great commercial description. Provided by someone at the NYRBG. The best part is the name and the idea. The rest sucks. Its BLUE, thats it. The rest tastes and smells like blue corn ass.

Bottle. 5.3% though, not 4.3%. Pretty weak, and watery. Skunky, and well all together not great.

1 liter bottle. Light corn malt aroma. Light yellow color with small head. Barely detectable corn malt flavor with no body at all - Absolutely needs a lime wedge - This is just barely different from mineral water but at the very least, there are no bad flavors and would be a good thirst quencher.

Sour malt aroma with a hint of skunkiness. Light yellow with moderate head. Light sour malt flavor. Little body. Nothing offensive - probably okay if you can’t find anything else.

Pale goild with a thin white head and lots of bubbles. Light malt aroma. Light malt taste. Maybe it will taste better with sime lime.