Stroh's
A: A clear straw-yellow color with a decent sized creamy white head with respectable retention. Carbonation appears to be lively. Leaves some patchy white lace here and there. S: Rough grain huskiness, some vague, possibly herbal hops, and a touch of metal. Smells like beer? T: A bit of malt sweetness up front, actually. The somewhat astringent grain husk flavor is also present throughout. Grassy/herbal hops also have a definite presence. Certainly not in-your-face or especially flavorful, but for the style it's nice to see them at least poke their heads inside to say hello. Call me crazy, but I taste some subtle dry white grape/champagne flavors as well. Some metallic flavor is also present, but not as noticeable as many other canned macros. M: Typical medium body. Carbonation fairly active. The husky grains and muted hops lend a somewhat dry snap to the finish. D: Some of the other reviewers for this beer compare it to PBR, and I don't think that's very far off the mark. Compared to Pabst, it's a bit maltier and not quite as bitter, so pick your poison I guess. Very drinkable as an inoffensive throwback beer and obviously quite affordable. Plus the cans have an awesome design. I'd put this on par with Bud, PBR, and High Life atop the dubious macro throne at this point.