American Gold
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Poured from 12-ounce can into a stemless wine glass. Clear golden amber in color, with a thick white head that settled in short order. Aromas and flavors of light malt and grassy and herbal hops, with excellent bitterness on the palate. Medium light in body, good carbonation, refreshing, easy drinking, and a crisp finish with some lingering bitterness on the tongue. Also a great beer with food. Highly recommended if you're looking for a tasty and satisfying NA beer.

 

Four months past it's Best-By date this beer is still decent on a comparison scale with other NA beers. No aroma, light colored and light tasting, there just isn't enough flavor for me, but that's within the definition of its style.

 

 

A NA AAL. It’s come to this, I suppose. However, for whatever it’s worth, I’ve come to find that NA AALs tend to fare well—thin and watery isn’t a drawback for either style, for a change, and in either case I’m not thinking too much about what is in my glass.

This pours a clear gold. Looks the part. Smells it too, with an almost nonexistent aroma. The sip follows, with a touch of grain or bread and a quick and easy finish. Putting aside the price differential (I think a brick of Hamm’s goes for about a sixer of this) and you’re good to go.

 

Rich golden color with a thin head that fades to nada. I smell sugary wheat and American citrus hops. It's thin and reminds me of carbonated water slightly, but clean and refreshing to the palate while still being noticeably a lager (or an imitation of one)