Private Men's Club
Mississippi Brewing Co.

Beer poured a very light straw color with a two finger foamy head. There was some head retention and lacing. The beer was very carbonated.

The smell consisted of a strong adjunct aroma. There were a faint aroma of hop.

The taste was somewhat crisp and not all that bad. It finished dry.

The mouthfeel was clean and light. Again, very carbonated.

A somewaht drinkable beer. Honestly, much better than I thought it would be. However, as the temperature of the beer increased the drinkability decreased exponentially.

Obviously a contract brew through F.X. Matt; my guess would be that this is simply one of Matt's standard beers bottled under a special label although I can't discern which one without a side by side line-up.
It pours a crystal-clear straw gold body with standard-sized bubbles rising rapidly towards a dwindling but creamy white head. Interestingly enough, it actually leaves some nice lacing! The nose reveals a sweetish, grainy maltiness and a very light touch of delicate fruitiness. The body is medium/light and it's delicately crisp in the mouth as might be expected. The flavor delivers all that the nose promises with a clean, subtly fruity and lightly grainy/semi-adjunct malt that's well-balanced by a moderate bitterness. It finishes crisp and clean with a delicate residual note of apple-like fruitiness.