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New Hampshire
3.7/5 rDev -5.1%
lightly hazed copper with a bubbly ecru head. nice lace panels
scent is subdued - some toasty notes and some grpaefruit
taste is grapefruit and citrus hops and a firm backbone of biscuity caramel malt. a touch of honey sweetness. spicy notes. pine
mouth is nicely weighted - on the heavier side of medium - and well carbonated.
drinkabiuility is very good.
A nice beer but not my favorite example of the style
12-04-2011 23:26:28 | More by sethmeister
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North Carolina
4.13/5 rDev +5.9%
Had this on tap here in North Carolina,poured a deep amber with a creamy slightly off-white head.Nice balance of roasted grain and caramel mixed with a citrusy west coast hop profile on the nose,flavor like the aroma is very nicely balanced roasted and lightly caramelly sweet up front but a healthy dose of pine and grapefruit in the finish makes a great beer..
06-25-2002 08:06:58 | More by oberon
3.5/5 rDev -10.3%
09-15-2013 01:48:02 | More by mojohawk21
4.15/5 rDev +6.4%
Appearance This one looks spectacular. The body is a deep, deep orange and the head was monstrous, went down slowly, and left some gorgeous lacing on the inside of my Ruination glass.
Smell The sharp hoppy aroma comes out beautifully. The piney fragrance fills the room. This Pale Ale has a remarkable nose.
Taste The scent shows up in the taste but to a lesser degree. Theres a light sweetness and a faint toasted-malt flavor that combine to make this a symphony on the tongue.
Mouthfeel Smooth as silk and barely medium in the body. This is refreshing and a delight to experience.
Drinkability This was the fastest beer of the night. Its not a heavy duty IPA, but a great pale session ale.
Update I reviewed this over a year ago so decided to take another look at this fine ale using a 2004 vintage.
It really does look spectacular and is well deserving of the perfect 5.0 rating on Appearance. I found it to be more balanced this time around both at the nose and especially at the taste. My fasted beer of the night comment that I wrote under Drinkability still holds true. It is difficult not to gulp down this ale. Another gem from North Coast.
10-08-2003 03:03:05 | More by RoyalT
4.5/5 rDev +15.4%
Hand pumped at Wonders pub in Madisons Atwood neighborhood.
Medium bitterness with a healthy dose of sweet malts. Mildly crisp fruity notes and esters make it resemble a pale ale. Mouthfeel is very chewy and creamy but gives way to a bitter hop finish. This makes the red seal extremely drinkable. It is well balanced and with a smooth front and crisp finish. Im not sure that it will please the hardcore hophead but its certainly a nice sipping/session beer for me.
11-06-2005 17:05:15 | More by DaPeculierDane
3.5/5 rDev -10.3%
04-26-2014 11:10:20 | More by DanGeo
4.03/5 rDev +3.3%
It has a beautiful looking red color (although color doesn't mean much to me), it has a nice sized head (about a fingers length, as others have stated) that dissipates quite quickly. The taste is pretty nice. It is a little bit bitter but it is still pleasant to drink.
03-09-2012 04:39:24 | More by Fear4Beer
3.7/5 rDev -5.1%
Serving date: 2009-03-22. Best before: 2009-10-31. Served in half-pint glass.
A: Amber colored, almost like candied apricots. Slight chill haze. 2 cm off-white semi-tick head.
S: Light, but prominent and distinct, hop profile. Grapefruit and citric notes coupled with some pine needles. Some caramel malts as well. Butterscotch, bark.
T: Quite similar to the smell. Decent malt sweetness with a distinct caramel character. Butterscotch, bread. It quickly turns to the hop flavors. The hops are prominent, but not that well defined - it's a bit blurry. Plenty of grapefruit, lemon peel, pine needles, some tobacco. The hops get a slightly raw character every now and then. Well balanced bitterness in the finish, but it's not very powerfull. Some spiciness as well.
M: Medium body, decent creamy sensation, pretty crisp.
D: It's a decent beer. The hop character is a bit too raw and unpolished.
03-25-2009 15:57:43 | More by ricke
New York
3/5 rDev -23.1%
03-27-2013 03:01:41 | More by MadScientist
4.25/5 rDev +9%
A: Nice auburn pour with a sturdy head and lacing all the way down.
S: Hoppy than expected more floral than citrusy for me.
T: Good hop, light on the sweet medium on the sour, I'm getting the impression this is how the red ales are supposed to be done.
M: Good body nothing out of character for the style.
D: Easy to drink, good body, great flavor that doesn't overpower, and a perfectly carbonated example of a red ale.
05-10-2009 04:31:04 | More by ArrogantDeadGuy
3.75/5 rDev -3.8%
01-19-2013 03:16:23 | More by tbryan5
4.88/5 rDev +25.1%
This was an awesome pale ale from beginning to end. It poured a darker color than I was expecting for a Pale Ale with a dark amber color and a great frothy head that lasted till the end. The smell was quite full of citrus backed by a slight malty presence. The flavor was totally unexpected with a very big hop presence that was perfectly balanced by its slightly sweet maltiness and very creamy mouthfeel. One of the best West Coast APA's I've had.
09-05-2004 08:55:29 | More by Dmann
4.05/5 rDev +3.8%
Pours a nice amber color, pretty paltry lace. Smells rather faintly of caramelly malt. Taste is very nice, with that nice amber ale flavor (I'm not sure why this is listed as a pale...), and enough hops (citrus sometimes) to provide a little bite. The mouthfeel could be a bit fuller, but it's okay.
Overall, this is a good brew. Definite session material here.
11-01-2004 03:32:58 | More by skybluewater
3.93/5 rDev +0.8%
12oz bottle served in a pint glass. A really pretty beer: red/orange color, thick off-white head, plenty of lacing.Not much aroma, a little sweetness. Taste was an improvement over aroma. Sweet fruit, good malt presence, ending with a hoppy bite. Good session beer.
08-23-2008 13:26:21 | More by lordofthewiens
4/5 rDev +2.6%
05-11-2014 05:43:06 | More by DaftPatrick
4.25/5 rDev +9%
A- A beautiful amber hue that is clear enough to see through. There is also a clean white head.
S- The nose is mostly the citrus and fruitiness of the west coast hops.
T- Mostly hops. Again you taste the fruity/citrus sweetness of the west coast hops at the front, which is very refreshing. In the back, there is a bitter crispness from the hops. In the aftertaste, the remnants of the hops coat your mouth with a nice lingering bitterness.
M- Fairly carbonated, not much body, but rather crisp.
D- Low ABV, refreshing hop flavor, and thin body combine to make it easy to drink. It seems like this beer would be appropriate for most any occasion. I could probably drink a six-pack by myself and still want more!
05-04-2010 05:53:20 | More by 3HovsepiansBrews
4.25/5 rDev +9%
04-08-2012 17:16:14 | More by WuAnquo1
4.33/5 rDev +11%
Presentation: 12oz fat twisty with a red label, and most appropriately, a red seal on the label. No freshness date.
Appearance: Golden caramel with a sticky climbing frothy white head.
Smell: A nose full of sweetness, hops and some fruit aromas.
Taste: This is a smooth and creamy brew with a huge chewy malt body that holds off the oncoming hop flavours for about a 1/2 second. A raw hop flavour in the beginning turns rind like, a tad spicy, finally going drier at the end as it complements the lingering sweetness and mild fruity esters.
Notes: This could easily become a regular in the fridge. An outstanding interpretation of a Pale Ale (West Coast style), well balanced and full of complex flavours. Thanks to NCBC for supplying fresh samples to review.
06-16-1998 00:00:01 | More by Todd
3.03/5 rDev -22.3%
12 oz bottle. Pours a clear amber with lots of carbonation that forms a creamy white head that retains well and leaves a lot of lacing.
The aroma is doughy malt with grassy resinous hops and some pepper. Some DMS is present.
The flavor is hop bitterness followed by some sweet caramel malts with a touch of fruitiness and then a big bitter finish. It is medium to light bodied and a little watery.
Overall, I found it unexciting and rather mediocre. I'd take a Levitation or a Cinder Cone Red over this any day.
04-14-2005 04:42:06 | More by Beaver13
New York
4.35/5 rDev +11.5%
Presentation: It was poured from a brown 12oz bottle into a pint glass. There is a very short description of the beer on the neck label but no other info like freshness date or abv.
Appearance: This beer pours a beautiful amber color with some visible carbonation. Its head is just off white in color, tall and long lasting. The thick creamy head holds on well and makes nice lacing all the way down the glass.
Smell: The aroma has some nice bready and fresh yeast notes with a good mix of herbal, earthy and lightly citrus like hop notes.
Taste/Palate: Like the aroma its flavor has a well balanced mix of bready malt and tasty hops. Its medium bodied with a nice even level of carbonation.
Notes: This is a great drinking beer with very good balance and flavor.
11-27-2010 15:15:40 | More by generallee
4.25/5 rDev +9%
05-18-2013 02:59:39 | More by SmellsofMahagony
4.22/5 rDev +8.2%
Pours a deep amber with a one finger head and moderate lacing. Aroma is sweet malts and citrus hops. Taste is pleasant blend of grapefruit and sweet malts with very little to no bitterness. Very creamy and smooth and super drinkable. Great light APA that makes you want to grab another.
04-26-2007 11:55:10 | More by Duster72
4.5/5 rDev +15.4%
Firm bitterness with enough malt to go around, great mouth feel that is pretty crisp which is key for the pale ale style. Shame we can't have this one around the Boston area ... this is one beer I really miss.
01-25-2002 15:22:20 | More by Jason
3.93/5 rDev +0.8%
Pours a clear copper red amber with tightknit beige lacing. Bubbles rush to the top of the pint glass. Head has excellent retention and laces all down the glass. Aroma is tart and citrus, while floral hops creep through with hints of orange blossom. Well carbonated and light to medium in the mouth. Taste is well balanced, pine and grapefruit mingle with a subdued malt background of darrker fruits and a touch of toffee. A solid, good drinking pale ale that has many characteristics of an IPA. This would be a nice one to stock the fridge.
01-01-2004 11:19:36 | More by merlin48
4.2/5 rDev +7.7%
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Freshness Date: None
A: Copper orange with a finger of off khaki head which quickly settles leaving a moderate amount of lace.
S: Orange, peach fruitiness upon first pour. Caramel, almost candy cane like sweetness with strong breadiness come through as the beer settles.
T: A wonderfully balanced brew with great sweet, caramel maltiness that has a biscuity, bready feel. A mild pepper zing comes through in the middle. Then comes citrus zest, notes of peach fruitiness along with elements of grass, spring flowers and even hints of pine needles.
M: Chewy, prickling, and linger are all there in the appropriate proportions
O: An awesome, round, balanced ale that does everything and anything. Pair it with meat, fish, chicken or just drink alone as a session ale. Simple yet complex, and highly recommended overall.
09-19-2012 02:39:13 | More by ElSid
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It is with a sad heart that I must share with you all the news of the passing of our friend and fellow Cub lover, Albert "Albie" Badaracco, from the Pittsburgh, Pa area, last Wednesday, May 11, 2011.
Albie was 83.
He certainly will be missed at the Cubfests...I know he made a large impact on my life in the short time that we were friends.
His obituary is at this link http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/postgazette/obituary.aspx?n=albert-a-badaracco&pid=151009636&fhid=6752
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I was very honored when Albie contacted me a couple years back when he was getting back into Cubs. He said he wanted to make sure he attended the Bash. Very few of the newer members know that Albie was the originator of the Cub workshops. Of course we now know those workshops as Cubfests. He always joked that he was so old he wouldn't buy green bananas. He was a great guy and will be sadly missed.
Thanks for letting us all know.
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We'll certainly miss him. Thanks for letting us know, Dave.
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Some of my best memories of cubfests is the time I spent with Albie at the Tug and again at Cubfest NE. We had many conversations over the phone and be email discussing Cubs, carburetors and life in general. He will surely be missed. RIP Albie.
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I had the pleasure to visit with Albie at the Barnyard Bash and the Cubtug...what a great guy to talk to. He will be missed and I feel blessed that I got to know him.
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Dave, thanks for letting us know. I believe Albie pioneered the concept of the cubfest. I am glad I had to opportunity to meet him. He was a true gentleman and it was always a pleasure to chat with him. We will keep his family in our thoughts and prayers.
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I went to the website Dave linked to and expressed my sympathies. If you knew Albie, knew of him, or even just attended a Cubfest it may be a good gesture to let his family know that his Cub Family remembers him also.
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Although I never met Albie, he and I did exchange PM's and emails a lot and he was instrumental along with George Willer in encouraging me to host the very first Cubfest outside of Ohio .. CubFest Northeast 2004. Albie has always been a source of encouragement for me and I will miss his advice.
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Was glad to have spent time with him at the tug. Very nice man.
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Sad to hear. A truly wonderful gentleman, I really enjoyed meeting him. We all owe a debt of gratitude for him helping us get to where we are today.
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I was glad I had the chance to meet him at Cubfest Ne, a very nice gentlemen.
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Albie was a true friend and supporter of this hobby. He and I had lots of conversations. I am glad he had the chance to see how his idea of a few cub lovers getting together for a day of shop time and sharing of knowledge blossomed into what we all enjoy today at the various CubFests across the country. I asked him one day if he ever dreamed that it would grow into what it has. He was extremely pleased to see how it had developed.
One of my favorite memories of him was when he sat down in his shop at the second Cub Workshop and played his accordian for us.
Rest in Peace my friend! You have earned it.
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2. Question: How do I apply for Noncredit Admissions?
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4. Question: How do I take a Noncredit ESL placement test?
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ii. Chinatown Center: (415) 395-8601
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iv. John Adams Center: (415) 561-1835
v. Mission Center: (415) 920-6067
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5. Question: Can a Noncredit student get a CCSF photo ID card? How?
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i. Ocean Campus: Smith Hall, Room 118
M – R 8:00am – 5:00pm
F 8:00am – 2:00pm
ii. Civic Center: Room 104 (415) 561-1020
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iv. Downtown Center: (415) 267-6543
v. Evans Center: Room 101 (415) 550-4409
vi. John Adams Center: Room 143 (415) 561-1934
vii. Mission Center: Room 110 (415) 920-6067
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Answer: Online registration is NOT available for noncredit classes. You must register in-person.
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Answer: Unofficial transcripts may be obtained by the student via Web4 at any time (during operating hours). Usually the process is as follows:
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b. Click on "Student Services & Financial Aid"
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d. Click on "Academic History" somewhere in middle
e. Then, click on the "submit" button
f. Finally, print out your records
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15. Question: How do I request an official Noncredit transcript?
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16. Question: How do I change my name?
Answer: You have to come in person to Smith Hall, Room 118B or go to A&E office at the campus with your picture ID and social security card showing your current name.
17. Question: How do I change my address?
Answer: You can either:
a. Fax (415) 452-5592 or mail to 50 Phelan Ave., SH-118B, San Francisco, CA 94112, a letter with student ID, your name, old address, new address, your signature and a copy of your picture ID.
b. Come in person to Smith Hall, Room 118B with a picture ID.
18. Question: Can international student with F1 visa enroll in a Noncredit class?
Answer: International students with a F1 visa may enroll in noncredit courses however they must be enrolled in a full-time status (twelve units) at their Home School. NONCREDIT COURSES CANNOT COUNT TOWARD FULL-TIME STATUS. Please check with your International Student Counselor for more information.
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Answer: Yes, noncredit students are eligible for financial aid as long as he/she enrolls in a noncredit certificate program.
20. Question: How can I find out more information about Noncredit certificate programs that are eligible for financial assistance?
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b. Logon to Web4 to print out an unofficial transcript.
c. Make an appointment with a counselor.
d. If there is any course substitution request, a Petition For Course Substitution/Equivalency form must be submitted with Department Chairperson/Designee approval.
e. If there is any course waiver request, a Petition For Waiver Of Certification Requirement(s) form must be submitted with Department Chairperson/Designee approval.
f. Bring the unofficial transcript, the certificate chart and all necessary documents to meet with a counselor to go through the certificate requirements.
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Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) - Pabst Brewing Company
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Reviews by Freshie:
2.23/5 rDev -24.1%
Poured a pale yellow hue, with soapy head. The smell was somewhat unpleasant, with an almost malt liquor type character.
The taste was sour sweet with a very light malt character.
The aftertaste is too much to handle, so I suggest drinking alot of it fast to dull your senses.
As we all know, this beer has seen a resurgance with the trendy emo crowd over the last few years. I was fiirst introduced to it in college. It is very cheap, and as far as cheap crappy beers go, this is my favorite.
At the bar where I reviewed this, the PBR was three bucks a pitcher, hence, the reason I drank it. Though, I do usually get a bad hangover after drinking alot of this stuff, I still consider it my favorite macro.
03-06-2006 00:08:18 | More by Freshie
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3.2/5 rDev +8.8%
16 oz. pint - $2.00 at Highlands Grill in Kennesaw, Georgia.
Appearance: Clear, yellowish body with a thin, very short-lived, white head.
Smell: Very faint nose -- just a few hints of sweetish grain.
Taste: Sweet light pale malts with some creamy corn hints. Slight, slight graininess. A tad watery, as expected. Faint floral hops and bitterness. Finishes dry, clean, and crisp.
Mouthfeel: Light-bodied. Medium-plus carbonation.
Drinkability: Acceptable! A counter-culture classic that's super cheap and provides just a bit of flavor (without hittin' you up with foul flavors).
12-30-2008 18:14:08 | More by ChainGangGuy
3.65/5 rDev +24.1%
Presentation: 16 oz can with a white back ground, red and blue label colour. Hey red white and blue, how American. "Established in Milwaukee 1844" stated on the front, no freshness date.
Appearance: Head foams up quite big then quickly dissipates into a wispy white lace, brilliantly clear pale golden yellow hue seems a bit inviting.
Smell: Thin sweet malt and grain, touch of strained hops in the nose. Clean aroma slight grassiness from the grain also.
Taste: Light to moderate body, nice even crispness with a somewhat effervescent carbonation. The smooth mouth feel rides on the tail of the carbonation, thin malt palate. Kiss of hops, bitterness peaks after the crispness subsides and the dryness kicks in. Trace of alcohol hit the tongue and warms the mouth and throat. Hops stick to bitterness and provide no flavour other than a faint grassiness. Some corn grit flavour in the middle, not cooked grits but rather fresh milled grits. Clean palate throughout with a great wrap-up of dryness in the finish.
Notes: This is a great premium American lager, hands down beats the big three. About the same in the bottle but obviously better on tap. A perfect change up when things get a bit tedious and want to drink a simple beer.
10-12-2002 00:00:01 | More by Jason
3.9/5 rDev +32.7%
Ok. This is not a top shelf beer. This stuff is cheap, corn-heavy adjunct lager. That being said, it's dang tasty when it's hot out, has a little more ABV than your run of the mill 3.2, and I love that when I bust one out, very few people swarm around to get their hands on one, making it an even better value! Pale yellow in color, It's got enough malty body to separate it from the miller/coors/bud barley pop, while still being easy to drink in quantity. No real discernible hoppiness, especially compared to my standard IPA/DIPA fare. Refreshing, but not a light beer. Taken for what it is, I believe it to be a great beer, when limited to class-comparison. I'm drinking one right now, as it's 85, sunny, and I'm grilling. Boom.
07-26-2014 20:25:32 | More by MikeI
3.85/5 rDev +31%
Overall I thought Pabst Blue Ribbon (PBR) was an OK beer. The taste wasn't as good as I expected, but it was still not a terrible beer. The appearance of the beer was nice, but the smell was not that good. If I was offered this beer sometime in the future again I would have one, but I would not buy it.
02-20-2013 19:01:21 | More by RyanLaCount03
3/5 rDev +2%
This is the best cheap beer for the money.
With its recent surge in popularity, it seems they've started selling PBR in big ol' 30 racks, instead of the standard case. Maybe this is old news, but today was the first time I saw a 30 pack... and for $12!
Poured into a glass, this beer isn't exactly easy on the eyes. It really doesn't even smell that much better than your average crap beer (if anything, it smells more like BEER than most macro crap, which usually tends to smell like water). It's the taste that is so surprising... a macro brew with HOPS in it! What a concept! Very crisp and refreshing. The corn flavor isn't exactly my thing, but it's not overwhelming. This is a very smooth drinkable beer.
As a college student, I'll admit that I've done my fair share of heavy boozin / session drinking. But I'm proud to say that when the wallet's feeling light, I make mine a Pabst.
I'll say it again: Pabst is the best cheap beer money can buy.
NOTE: PBR is the official beer of geologists.
04-30-2003 22:07:15 | More by Marty
2.9/5 rDev -1.4%
Appearance Not bad. The yellow body is a tad on the cloudy side. The head came up big and fell down with that volcanic style that looks so cool.
Smell The grain aroma isnt bad either. Theres nothing nasty in there, thats for sure.
Taste Typical American macro grain but heavy on the sweets. The fruit tastes like a weak type of orange syrup.
Mouthfeel Nicely carbonation and even a tad refreshing.
Drinkability The absence of anything offensive, and the big sweet flavor that masks the grain, makes this OK to drink.
Comments I never drank PBR growing up (I was a Miller Man), so I dont have any nostalgic attachments to this beer, but this isnt as bad as I thought it was going to be. I find it funny though, reading the label, that when deciding to advertise that the beer has won an award they had to go all the way back to 1893.
The good old American red, white, and blue makes it fun to look at, too. The wheat stalks climbing up each side are reminiscent of the print that the US Treasury used on the back of American pennies from 1909 to 1963 or 64. Cool.
Update I originally rated this in 2003 so thought Id get a fresh 2006. The smell is definitely the worst part of this beer but otherwise its really not that bad in a white trashy kind of way. I stand by my rating: just shy of average for an Adjust Lager.
09-09-2003 02:03:10 | More by RoyalT
3.93/5 rDev +33.7%
This is a great beer.
I drink it in bottles, which I buy by the case for $9. Pabst in bottles tastes the best and is by far the most drinkable.
I drink it in tallboys at baseball games and when I'm bumming around with hillbilly chicks out in the bluffs. Drinking Pabst in tallboys is by far the most fun.
I drink Pabst on tap when I wanna show all the communist chicks at the bars that I'm sensitive to the working man's plight (I live in Madison, WI. There are tons of communist chicks running around).
I also like this beer because of its fantastik marketing scheme, which is:
1. Showcase local bands at hipster watering holes and get them to endorse Pabst.
2. Hire people to go around and buy Pabst for everyone they see. Seriously, random guys in Madison are always at the bars buying me Pabst. Hmm... that sounds a bit peculiar now that I've typed it...
3. Follow me to Tibet to make sure that I don't forget about them when I go there.
Seriously, Tibet is pretty much run by Pabst Blue Ribbon. The Red Army only thinks they have control and his Holiness the Dali Lama is plum out.
Everything in Tibet is Pabst. The umbrellas, the billboards, the clothes that taxi drivers wear, ash trays, even the tea pot in my room at the Shigaze Hotel was a big stinking ad for Pabst.
On that note, Pabst is the best beer that I've had above 13,000 feet.
Ill highly recommend its light malts and grains over the other big macros.
09-13-2005 22:03:40 | More by DaPeculierDane
Ontario (Canada)
1/5 rDev -66%
07-30-2013 22:13:02 | More by beerhunter13
3/5 rDev +2%
Had in bottles, cans, on tap, you name it. Pours a golden, deep-straw color with lots of clarity and a thin-ass white head that is gone before you can say "PBR". Aroma is full of bustling malts and grains, maybe a hint of corn, slightly metallic and copper-like, faint touch of very dry and crisp hops in the background. The taste pretty much follows right along with the nose, handfuls of malty goodness and thick rows of sweet grains swarm the palate; hops are hard to detect, but come in a little bit stronger during the latter half, tasting very dry, crisp, and leafy, no citrus or pine or anything like that. Bitterness is low, but then again so is the sweetness, so the beer remains balanced. Carbonation provides a super crisp and clean mouthfeel, enhancing some of the end-note malt flavors that roll around. Thin body, dry finish.
PBR is a pretty average beer, but it's certainly the American adjunct lager of choice, especially for the price. This stuff is dirt cheap, and plenty of bars around will carry it. Is it extremely flavorful and masterfully crafted? No, not really. But it's something nice and easy to drink when you just want something to drink.
11-30-2012 12:34:26 | More by tectactoe
3.35/5 rDev +13.9%
PBR out of the bottle yeah!
A- Overly clear light yellow color with carbonated head that falls to a barely there ring around the head. NO lacing.
S- Smells of metallic scents with hints of malt and barley. Low amounts of hops.
T- Still great flavor of corn, malts, and the little hints of hops. This combo for a classic are amazing. Great overall taste.
M-D- Smooth as water feel with a mild dry ending. Easy to drink and doesn't make you feel like crap in the morning after mass drinking sessions.
05-25-2009 01:41:49 | More by wesbrownyeah
3.25/5 rDev +10.5%
02-28-2014 02:43:56 | More by tbryan5
2.24/5 rDev -23.8%
08-19-2014 00:53:49 | More by GameOfBeers
North Carolina
1/5 rDev -66%
12-09-2011 05:25:22 | More by BenTherHppedThat
2.25/5 rDev -23.5%
11-27-2012 19:39:09 | More by ajkiser12
New York
3.8/5 rDev +29.3%
As said before in other reviews... I judge this solely for what it is, an American Adjunct... that being said, this is a great beer when all you really want is a beer.. followed by another and so on.... light,crisp, refreshing,and it dosen't taste like that BMC swill.... Honestly, this is my go to beer when I need a break from all the great craft beers out there... It really puts me in sync with all the varieties available today...
05-04-2012 23:37:40 | More by diesel59
1.75/5 rDev -40.5%
07-28-2013 14:55:42 | More by SuomiHobbit
4/5 rDev +36.1%
05-29-2013 23:19:24 | More by Cuvie62
Rhode Island
2.25/5 rDev -23.5%
04-09-2014 18:04:38 | More by MikeC144
3.5/5 rDev +19%
05-18-2013 06:45:07 | More by dimitrov
5/5 rDev +70.1%
03-27-2012 21:22:36 | More by markallmon
3/5 rDev +2%
06-22-2014 00:08:18 | More by jonny1138
5/5 rDev +70.1%
08-03-2012 01:51:00 | More by TheAdamConners
2.75/5 rDev -6.5%
09-27-2013 04:33:58 | More by beaversfan12
3.25/5 rDev +10.5%
09-07-2012 00:35:41 | More by Dangerrangerjas
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NATO's new Strategic Concept and the 2010 Lisbon Summit declaration confirmed the Alliance's commitment to further develop its capacity to defend against the threat of CBRN* weapons of mass destruction and protect its populations, territory and forces. The Combined Joint CBRN Defence Task Force (CJ-CBRND-TF) is one of NATO's key defences against CBRN events, but also supporting the prevention of WMD proliferation.


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The middle of the three Atherton mountain biking siblings, Gee won his first Downhill World Cup in 2004 aged just nineteen and has finished in the top five of the Downhill World Series every year since. He was also Downhill World Champion in 2008, Downhill World Cup Series Champion in 2010, Downhill European Champion in 2006 and British National Downhill Champion in 2009 and 2012. Despite some serious crashes during the 2012 season, he finished on the podium in every World Cup race over the year to finish third overall. However, he was disappointed to miss out on a second World Championship at Leogang by a mere 0.5 seconds to South African Greg Minaar who flew down the track on red-hot form. Born on 26 February 1985, Gee was motivated to start riding by his older brother Dan. "He was the one that pushed me to be the best," says Gee, "and to train and to make sacrifices. He taught me that winning is not something that comes easy." His first bike was a Raleigh Chopper, but he soon moved on to racing downhill, and he was picking up podium finishes by the age of 15. Gee is known for choosing lines that many riders would view as technically impossible and for the sheer force with which he attacks every race. He is also incredibly versatile - he came second at Red Bull Rampage in both 2004 and 2010 and won a 4X World Cup event in Vigo in 2007.
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|Farrell, PA
|Ohio State
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