Abita Amber Lager

Appearance: Pours a clear, light amber body with a huge, creamy-looking white head that fizzled out in half the time it took to type this sentence. Smell: Impossibly faint aroma of grains and grapes. Taste: Quick hint of caramel and grains before a sweet-sour grape flavor kicks in. Oh brother, what a way to kick-off the evening. Mouthfeel: Thin-bodied. Medium carbonation. Downright watery. Drinkability: Not very impressive. I didn’t enjoy this one at all.

bottle poured a light amber in color with a decent head diminishing down to a thin layer on the beer. smell is malts and is slightly sweet with nothing more really there. taste is light in body has a good malted middle and finishes slightly dry. really just an average beer nothing really makes it memorable.

Disappointing for me. I was hoping for a nice amber lager and got a dark bud light. Did they use food coloring to get it this color? Light bodied, light flavored, light Vienna lager.

Honey colored pour. SLight haze with a creamy offwhite head. Some skunky malt smell. Taste was a bit lemony, light, sweet and creamy malt. Surely better when fresher than what my bottle was, but still not too bad.

This is part of a beer club tasting. Only had one bottle but it was a decent taste for the price. Would like to try again after it poured great and left a nice after taste.

Very good lager. Nice taste, not very sweet or bitter. Goes down smooth. I enjoy this a lot when visiting the south.

Ambery? Nothing special. Light and leaves something to be desired. A little Caramel.

Sort of a orange yellow golden color( a little pale). A nice head but it where did it go. Light malty smell of what there is a the aroma. Taste is not bad but there is not much there.