Subtle toasted hop bitterness and chalky barley-scotched malting barely distinguish this from Yuengling’s better, more consistent, Traditional Lager. I believe I drank this prior to Yuengling’s 2000 marketing push.
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CARIB LAGER
Soft hop fizz tickles tongue, but cloy nature distracts from light candied malt flow of tepid, less filling, seltzer-like beverage best served with lemon twist to softhearted amateurs. Compares favorably to Miller Genuine Draft, but with corn-saturated easiness instead of mere sugar water flow. Also, Corona fans should try ’em for quick comparison.
FLYING HORSE ROYAL LAGER
Deviant tawny lager splendidly debunks competition as delicious barbecue-smoked palate allows pithy lemony grapefruit-orange souring to engage mild hop-charred wood chip burn. Creamy foam wisp moistens lips before aromatic honey-dipped barleymalts seduce spicy bottom of respected India -brewed medium body.
KROPF GENUINE GERMAN DRAFT
(OLD STYLE) ROYAL AMBER NON-ALCOHOLIC MALT BREW
Mired by dry rye desolation and wheat bread doldrums, murky non-alcoholic beer flattens to perfunctory sourdough finish as sagging toasted malts vanish. This trite brew is now defunct.