Ayingerbrau Lager

Formerly brewed at Samuel Smith
Style: Pale Lager
Tadcaster, England

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

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MCG with white head. Sweet bland though slightly malty flavour. Medium bitter. Medium-thin in body. Crap but drinkable lager.

UPDATED: NOV 24, 2003 Draught: Cittie of Yorke, London. Pours yellow with thin head. Virtually no aroma. It has a metallic finish and bitter aftertaste.

Sour, dirty sock nose, yellowy gold with a persistant head. Sharp and citrussy flavour ending with a flowery hoppiness that ultimately turns swet. Not too bad.

Sweet tasting lager that is deceptively strong, although has a giveaway sign of a strong body.

A difficult one to rate, this. I find it tastes lemony and slightly soapy - but dont let that put you off! It is a nice, full mouthfull of a lager that slides down easily. Unlike the majority of high volume lagers, it has no harsh aftertaste and does not appear to contain half a childs chemistry kit. i would recommend this if you see it on draught and want a good, solid pint to drink! Avoid the more expensive and stronger ABV Prinz though - it really is very wrong.