Richard's Beer Club #2
Yuengling Traditional Lager (USA)
http://www.yuengling.com/
My two-and-a-half-cents:
This is another beer I'm no stranger to. Self described as "America's Oldest Brewery," Yuengling has been gettin' ya drunk since 1829. Fit for all occasions, the dark-golden color and soft, mellow smell welcomes the fellow drinker to either sip occasionally at a nice dinner or chug from a disgusting bong constructed from makeshift home appliances. The sour mash taste might put off first time drinkers of "Uncle Yanglang," but after the first beverage or two you become close friends with the brew. The drawback to Yuengling is the aftertaste is slightly carbonated and gives... what would you call it... the "just woke up and my mouth tastes like I ate out Barbara Bush's holiest of holies" aftertaste. In spite of that, Yuengling is one of the finest, most accessible, and cost efficient lagers this country has to offer.
Taste: B
Aroma: B+
Quality: B
Buzz Factor (After two beers): Low
Cost: A-
Overall: B
http://www.yuengling.com/
My two-and-a-half-cents:
This is another beer I'm no stranger to. Self described as "America's Oldest Brewery," Yuengling has been gettin' ya drunk since 1829. Fit for all occasions, the dark-golden color and soft, mellow smell welcomes the fellow drinker to either sip occasionally at a nice dinner or chug from a disgusting bong constructed from makeshift home appliances. The sour mash taste might put off first time drinkers of "Uncle Yanglang," but after the first beverage or two you become close friends with the brew. The drawback to Yuengling is the aftertaste is slightly carbonated and gives... what would you call it... the "just woke up and my mouth tastes like I ate out Barbara Bush's holiest of holies" aftertaste. In spite of that, Yuengling is one of the finest, most accessible, and cost efficient lagers this country has to offer.
Taste: B
Aroma: B+
Quality: B
Buzz Factor (After two beers): Low
Cost: A-
Overall: B