Angel City Che

Formerly brewed at Angel City Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
Los Angeles, California USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Golden color and with a white head. Malty aroma withsome breadand some grass. Grassy, malty flavor with some bitterness in the finish.

Enjoyed from tap at Angel City Brewing. Pours out a golden yellow with a good head. Aromas of hops, a hint of honey brett and malts. Tastes is simular to the aromas. Mild hop bitterness along with some malt sweetness. Finishes crisp and dry.

pours a dark-ish yellow. first and second hits are of corn. good carbonation . pretty bright. a little sweet too. easy to drink.

Pours a pale yellow color with minimal head. Aroma of bread malt with a slight bitterness at first taste. The slight bitterness disappears as you drink this beer. A light pale lager that allowed me to enjoy a few without fearing how I would get home. A good light pale ale.

My first Angel City beer and I was very happy with it. It pours a light amber, smell is bready somewhat. The taste is very refreshing, light and biscuity. This is very drinkable and if they need to put a label that stand out from the rest to get people to try it than so be it, good beer.

From a bottle poured a straw color with a fair amount of head. Grassy malty flavor with a lingering finish.

Bottled @SBWF 2009
Yellow color, small white head. Diacetylic, sweet malty aroma. Flavor is similar: sweet malts and diacetyl. Low bitterness. Basicly micro brewery bulk lager, but at least it has some taste in it. Viva la revolution!

Bottled@SBWF 2009 (Pale lager rating #700). Golden colour, small white head. Aroma is hops, fruits, wood and some slight grassy and malty notes. Flavour is fruits, wood, cvanilla and some slight grassy and malty notes with mild maizelike sweetness.

Bottled at Stockholm Beer Festival. Clear pale golden. Grassy nose. Light-medium bodied with rounded mouthfeel. Fruity with notes of butter. Low bitterness. Quite pleasant.

On tap at a BBQ place in LA. Color was a clear dull gold. Aroma of faint pale malt and bread. Flavor was bready, yeasty with notes of toast and earth. For the style it was good; thought it might be a Vienna.