A light pilsner beer manufactured by the Lion Brewery in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania known especially for it's exceptional taste and remarkable affordability.
Hey, I only have $11, do you want to get a case of Lionshead beer at the distributor? It's in bottles, too. I need the mane!!
by Jeff the Man January 28, 2006
by y2jrock60 July 27, 2006
Nectar of the gods. Brewed using the 4 magical german beer ingredients water hops grain and yeast. Additional ingredients include phoenix tears, unicorn blood, and the bile of a jabberwocky. Generally known for its affordability and the incredibly entertaining riddles on the underside of the caps. Has a sweet light easy-to-drink quality. A common challenge for the dedicated lionshead drinker is to finish an entire case to one's self and solve all the rebus puzzles on the lids from said case by the end of the night. A Pennsylvanian treat, straight outta Wilkes-Barre.
"Hey I have 12 bucks, let's get some Lionshead and go ghost hunting."
"Hey I have 12 bucks, let's get some Lionshead and go skating"
"Hey don't tell me the answer to that Lionshead riddle."
"Hey I have 12 bucks, let's get some Lionshead and go skating"
"Hey don't tell me the answer to that Lionshead riddle."
by Jessesmombutt April 13, 2009
college favorite, Lionshead carries the traditional lion symbol painted on the outside of The Brewery since the early days of brewing in Wilkes-Barre. It is a crisp, clean, easy drinking American lager-pilsner style beer made with the finest American malts, corn, and hops.
Lionshead tasted great when I was drinking it, but I didn't feel like the king of the jungle when I woke up
by Don Lawson May 2, 2006
A college favorite, Lionshead carries the traditional lion symbol painted on the outside of The Brewery since the early days of brewing in Wilkes-Barre. It is a crisp, clean, easy drinking American lager-pilsner style beer made with the finest American malts, corn, and hops.
Lionshead tasted great when I was drinking it, but I didn't feel like the king of the jungle when I woke up.
by Don Lawson April 19, 2006