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Rolling Rock Green Light Reviews
2.75 of 5
(by 8 users)
Rolling Rock Green Light Review Summary
Do you like your light beer to be extra light? If so, then you might enjoy Rolling Rock Green Light. Reviewers point out that Rolling Rock Green Light is very light in body- even lighter than other light beer- and that this lightness gives it a refreshing character. Rolling Rock Green Light is also low in calories, but with these reductions in calories and carbs comes certain disadvantages, like a watery taste and lack of real beer flavor. “Beer was Never Intended to be Low in Carbohydrates”, says one reviewer and another says that Rolling Rock Green Light has “Limited Calories, Limited Taste”. With comments like these, it might be a good idea to read more Beer Reviews and find a beer product best suited to your tastes.
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Rolling Rock once produced a light beer product, under the lucid title "Rolling Rock Light". The popularity of light beer made it essential to produce a lower- calorie version of the company's regular beer, and the management of Rolling Rock knew they needed to respond with a light beer of their own....
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Rolling Rock Green Light beer is bottled in 12 fl. oz. green colored bottles. Each serving contains 83 calories and only 2.4 grams of carbohydrates, .7 grams of protein and 0 grams of fat. That's low enough in calories for anyone... read full review »
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I'm not a beer snob. I will try and drink almost any beer under the right circumstances. I enjoyed Rolling Rock when it first became mass-produced. However, I don't have the same feelings about Rolling Rock Light. While I initially thought it it was nice to have a lower calorie option, I believe the folks at Rolling Rock sacrificed taste when they reduced the calories.
I don't mean that the taste became worse. It's almost nonexistent in Rolling Rock Light. Rolling Rock was never one of the more full-bodied beers to begin with; its low-calorie sister is so diluded that it almost seems like bottled...
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