This then is produced by Sam Adams in the heart of West Ireland (Boston). The pour is just as you might expect - it's got a light head of big bubbles that disappears rather quickly. It does leave a nice film and ring of bubbles, and that always pleases me. the bubbles are atop a very copper-colored beverage. The aroma is quite malty with a touch of hops, which is also exactly what you might expect.
The taste is actually quite a bit stronger than I anticipated. It's a bit grassy or something right in the middle, and that is not entirely brilliant. On the whole, this isn't bad. But, isn't that the hallmark of the style - bland enough to not offend with enough taste to not be Budweiser? Whoa. I don't want to go around comparing reasonably good beers to Bud. That would throw off my whole rating system. She's a good beer, but nothing spectacular to go out of your way for.