Bud Light

Light Lager - St. Louis, Missouri - 4.2% ABV

Color - is a very straw- yellow. The scent is about the same. The head is a snow white cap. The carbonation is dominant. There's not much of a smell except for a bit of the hops. Taste is some adjunct and a hint of hoppy bitterness. The mouth feel is very light.

Heineken

Pale Lager - Zoeterwoude, Netherlands - 5.0% ABV

Color - a pale, translucent yellow color with about a half an inch of tight white head. The adoption of the bottom-fermenting brewing process, and the use of the best raw materials, gives Heineken a distinctive European taste. The smell is crisp, grassy, and skunky even from a can. It has a good balance of malt and light floral hop flavor. There is a mild bitterness left on the tongue. It has lots of grassy notes. Overall it is crisp, clean and very drinkable.

Newcastle

English Brown Ale - Tadcaster, United Kingdom - 4.7% ABV

Color- A brilliant, coppery brown, clear, decent carbonation, lots of fluffy off-yellow head, good retention and lace. Moderate Brown Ale characteristics...nutty notes, clear clean malt, toasted grain, hint of honey...bready, hint of a fruity yeast note and oak. The taste is bready, brown malt, a touch of a metallic note, a bit of oak, low bitterness, really no hop presence. Clear clean light mouth feel, with a bit of dryness.

Cigar City Jai Alai

American Pale Ale - Tampa, Florida - 7.5% ABV

Color- It has a Copper hue with notes of citrus and tropical fruit in the aroma. It poured a slightly hazy golden copper hue with a nice one finger head. Flavor has upfront citrus bitterness with a hint of caramel and tropical fruit hop notes in the finish. It has very nice aromas of citrus here, slightly dank, with lots of bright orange, sharp tangerine, and light grapefruit. Good bitter hops with nice citrus peel and slightly malty but only as a sweetness.

Fuller's ESB

Extra Special Bitter - Cheswick, London - 5.9% ABV

Color- It has a lovely medium amber and mahogany color with a loose head; Fuller’s ESB lays claim to be the original Extra Special Bitter and its popularity across the world has made this one of Britain’s best known ales. Taking in the nose, the beer is bursting with cherry and orange, balanced by soft malty toffee and caramel notes. There are plenty of fruit flavors there as well, with a touch of pear, lemon and some nice orange zest on the finish.

Corsendonk Abbey Brown Ale

Belgian Dubbel - Purnode, Belgium - 7.5% ABV

Color - Dark, robust abbey ale brewed by master craftsmen in the classic Belgian "Dubbel" style. It is rich and malty, with notes of port, raisins and black chocolate on the palate. It has a yeasty, fruity and slightly smoky bouquet. Bottle-conditioned, it will mature in the bottle, becoming softer and smoother.

Unibroue Éphémère

Apple Fruit Beer - Quebec, Canada - 5.5% ABV

Color - Straw yellow with hues of jade - a fresh apple aroma with reminiscent notes of "Granny Smith" and "McIntosh". Subtle flavor of green apple is complemented by delicate notes of fruit and spice topped by a rich white head. It is excellent as an aperitif and very refreshing. It is brewed from 100% first quality natural ingredients with a blend of spring barley, wheat, apple wort, spices and natural aromas.