Big Dumper
Scuttlebutt Brewing Company - Restaurant and Pub

Light hazy golden color, light taste not very hoppy, taste like a pretty generic lager but an overall enjoyable and simple beer.

Clear amber with plenty of foam in the Stella goblet. This is on the malty side for a Lager with a more substantial body, but the carbonation lightens the load. Warm, grainy, and crisp taste but just a hint of malty sweetness. There’s a modest bitter aftertaste, but it’s all quite restrained and lively on the tongue. Overall this is an inoffensive light brew, but a little bulked up and quite tasty for quaffing. From the 16 oz can purchased at Elizabeth Station. Dated 05 FEB 26.

Pours an opaque golden/amber color with a medium head that turns to lacing. Aroma is light citrus/tropical fruit & light malt. Taste is similar to aroma. Another light and tasty beer. BOD 10-21-2025

12oz can from a 6er purchased at Mid Columbia Wine & Spirits, in Kennewick, WA, for $13.99, about 3 days after Xmas. According to the stamp on the bottom of the can, said can was canned on October 11, 2025. I'd have probably wiped this sixer out weeks ago had I not come down with a really gnarly case of flu at New Year's.

Poured into a glass, this was a clear, golden shade of amber, with a decent sized eggshell-white colored head. Said head dropped to a thin skiff after about 4 minutes.

Grassy and malty nose.

Herbal and sweet flavor. Tastes a little corny, but not excessively so. Not exactly a flavor bomb, but I don't think that's what was intended here.

Fairly light bodied and modestly crisp.

A decent beer for sports viewing, as I watch the AFC championship with one eye as I await the start of the Seahawks-Rams throw down. A fun but not very distinctive novelty beer that I wish I'd been able to find during the Mariners postseason back when this was canned.