Agassiz Dark Lager

Formerly brewed at Northern Breweries
Style: Dunkel
Sault Ste. Marie, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Light brown in colour. Aroma had some alcohol, malt, slight caramel sweetness. Flavour was rather on the light side with some caramel malt and light hops. Light body, light carbonation. Finish is a harsh chemicalness and quite fake. Disappointing beer but thanks anyway piscator34.

Brownish amber color out of the bottle with an off-white fizzy head that quickly disappeared. Thin malt nose. Very sweet beer, with a watery caramel taste. Not very interesting. Thanks to piscator for the bottle.

Brown copper ale with thick off white head. Faint malty aroma with caramel. Rather sweet with not much character little hops and not much in terms of body.

UPDATED: APR 25, 2004 Dark copper in colour. Some hints of chocolate and malt aroma. Weak and watery flavors of malt and nuts. Too damn sweet, without much beer flavor. Not very impressive at all.

Clear brown colour. Mild malt aroma but little else. Thin watery palate. Very light, malt flavour w/ little bitterness. Only slightly above macro quality.

Bright copper appearance. Nose is hard to come by; vegetal and slightly malty. Body is lightly hoppy. Finishes light and dry.

Light brown; a little phenolic on the nose; watery body; a little dark chocolate note, fudgey, a touch sugary. Vaguely nutty. Bland.

clear reddish brown, medium beige head. sweet aroma. faintly roasty with hints of mocha. bready, slightly toasty finish. a little thin. just okay.

Some malt in the nose, copper, toffee head. a bit of nuttiness, slight bitterness, watery, nothing special.

Clear brownish beer, with just average head. Boring set of aromas, some sweet berry? Accents. Low on gas went down with out any impressions. Lack of any decent qualities. Unfinished like.