What does PBR Hard Coffee taste like?

Answered by Charles Pate

As an expert sommelier and brewer, I've had the opportunity to taste a wide range of beverages, and the PBR Hard is certainly a unique one. When it comes to describing its taste, I would say it's akin to a fusion of a White Russian cocktail and a Dunkin' iced coffee with an excessive amount of milk and sugar.

Upon taking the first sip, the sweetness immediately hits your taste buds. It's undeniably sweet, almost bordering on syrupy. The combination of milk and sugar creates a creamy and indulgent texture, reminiscent of a milkshake. This sweetness may be enjoyable for those with a sweet tooth, but for others, it could be a bit overpowering.

The coffee flavor in the PBR Hard Coffee is present, but it takes a backseat to the sweetness. It's not as robust or bold as a traditional cup of coffee. Instead, it's more subdued and mellow, blending harmoniously with the milk and sugar. If you're a fan of a strong coffee flavor, you might find the PBR Hard Coffee lacking in that aspect.

One interesting aspect of the PBR Hard Coffee is the “chemical tug-of-war” it creates in your brain between two separate buzzes. On one hand, you have the caffeine from the coffee, which can provide a mild energy boost. On the other hand, the content in the adds a different kind of buzz. It's a curious sensation that can leave you feeling slightly conflicted.

In terms of comparing it to a regular Dunkin' iced coffee, the PBR Hard Coffee definitely leans towards the sweeter side. If you're accustomed to ordering a regular iced coffee from Dunkin', you might find the PBR version to be a bit too saccharine. However, if you enjoy the indulgence of a dessert-like coffee drink, it could be right up your alley.

To sum it up, the PBR Hard Coffee is a sweet, milky beverage that offers a unique combination of flavors. It may not be for everyone, particularly those who prefer a stronger coffee taste or less sweetness. However, for those who enjoy a creamy and indulgent coffee experience with a twist, the PBR Hard Coffee could be an intriguing choice.