Heineken Lager Beer
12 ounce "Keg Can", served in a Sam Adams pint glass at refrigerator temperature. A: Pours a very clear straw body, with a 3/4" white head that quickly drops to a thin film. A few fat carbonation bubbles rise slowly in the glass. Absolutely no lacing is left behind. S: First impression was a skunky tone, much to be expected from this particular brew. Generic smelling malts come in next, with a light grain aroma to follow. T: Malt, with light grains. Not much else to say here. I didn't really expect anything extraordinary from a company that feels it needs to tout a "Keg Can" to sell more beer. M: Light bodied, with moderate carbonation fizz and quite watery. D: Tolerable, but I wouldn't keep this around. It starts gettin a little funky as it warms, so it's definitely best as cold as possible.