Alaskan Summer Ale

Really light and gentle flavor. Lacked a bit on the hops though. Definatly worth a try. This is a great BBQ beer.

12oz Bottle. To be honest, I am not all that familiar with the kolsch style, so my review might be a litt jaded. This poured a pale golden color with a fairly sizable bubbly head. that receding quickly. I was not really able to discern much in terms of aroma - some hint of malts. Flavor was very bland. Thin. Watery. There was a little musty/funky hop bitterness on back of my tongue. If nothing else, this was very easy to drink. I would say a nice summer brew.

12oz bottle from lee’s liquor: a good, proper kolsch for sure. light and fruity, low on hops per the style. a definite summer heat thirst quencher, i was able to drink a 6 pack of this in the las vegas late spring heat ;) worth trying more than once.

Poured a boring pale color (golden with slight ambernesses here and there). Head was minimal to none. Lacing was weak. Aroma was malty with light fruits. Flavor was much of the same, somewhat refreshing for the summer, but lacking anything interesting (was this really lagered? not all that crisp, fruity sloppy). However, I haven’t been blown away by any kolsch beers.

had during a trip to alaska. fruity and creamy, lacking hops. i feel this one is underrated by most.

Bottle: Clear gold with a small white ring of a head. The aromas are pretty sweet malts and a bit skunky. Interesting taste, not as sweet as I thought from the smell. It is slightly tangy at first and has other flavors deodorized leather? I don’t know - can’t really nail it. The feel is creamy and fairly refreshing. There is a slight metallic bite in the aftertaste. I agree with Hoss, not Alaska’s best.

I thoiught this was by far and away the weakest of all the Alaska brews, One bottle and Idid not return again.

clear straw, small white head. Mildly fruity, no bitterness, malty finish.