Rolling Rock 4.4%, Anheuser-Busch InBev (USA), United States
188 ratings
3.0
Rolling Rock
4.4% Pale Lager
To honor the tradition of this great brand, we quoate from the original pledge of quality: "From the glass lined tanks of Old Latrobe we tender this premium beer for your enjoyment, as a tribute to your good taste. It comes from the mountain springs to you.
IBU: 5

Reviews

Post author: Craig M
Craig M
1 month ago
4.5
Smooth and crisp. And economical 30 for under 20 dollars

Post author: Benzoid
Benzoid
4 months ago
3.4
Nice, not much more to say about it.

Post author: Drrollinstein
Drrollinstein
4 months ago
5.0

Post author: Barnett L
Barnett L
@ Chevron
4 months ago
3.3
Cheaper yuengling to me, great value and not bad

Post author: Trockybalboa13
Trockybalboa13
10 months ago
2.5

Post author: Alex DiCorpo
Alex DiCorpo
10 months ago
4.6
Makes me want to smash my head through a window

Post author: Mtoole
Mtoole
10 months ago
2.7

Post author: Janne G
Janne G
10 months ago
2.7
Vahvuus oli 4.6%,kun nautin ennen milleniumia

Post author: Pbodere
Pbodere
11 months ago
2.9

Post author: Daniel Balavitch
Daniel Balavitch
1 year ago
3.1
If the internet is to be believed, Rolling Rock is apparently high in DMS. I tend to believe this claim. There is something in the taste here that is different and unusual. I would not describe it as explicitly offputting. In fact, the first tall boy I had while drinking uninvited on my Ciocias porch hit pretty good. I've since bought a rack for ~$20 at discounts to investigate further. The subsequent cans reveal a very light beer with the faintest bite imaginable. But on top of that taste is what I can only imagine is the taste of the DMS. It's almost like a salty or an umami taste in a beer that's otherwise pretty dry and thin. But it tastes artificial, like the salt equivalent to a fake sugar. Not bready at all. 4.4% abv only. It's definitely drinkable, but not what I would probably grab for. Some history of heavy marketing, I guess, and then bought out by AB and is brewed in New Jersey. Who wants to drink New Jersey water?