Blue Point Toasted Lager

Brewed by Blue Point Brewing
Style: Amber Lager/Vienna
Patchogue, New York USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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I loved the taste. The flavor wasn’t overwhelming and it left you wanting more.

One of my favorites, great with a burger or salmon. Love that smokey flavor, if this is on the beer menu I know I will at least have beer that I can fall back on with pleasure.

my favorite beer. Great color, taste and after taste. if you are from new york head over to long island and check out the happy hour at the brewey

one of my favorite beers! caramel, nuts, toast, dough, woody, brown, clear, minimal head, medium sweetness, medium bitterness, lightly sour, full body, creamy, average carbonation, long finish,

This is the best lager I have ever had. Nice vienna style- perfect aroma- nice toasted and caramel malts with perfect hoppy balance. Taste is very good too. Tastes like brooklyn lager only better and smoother with more malts than hops. I bought this assuming it to be an average lager- but after just one sip I was shocked. One bottle is not enough- more people need to try this outstanding and little known brewery.

One of the best micro lagers I've tasted. Full bodied with almost an ale taste yet definitely a lager. Bottle was freshness dated. Wish I could buy this in NH.

Enjoyed a pint of this one on draught at the Brick House Brewery in Patchogue, NY. Pours to a beautiful, bright, deep golden, to light amber color, with a tight white head. The nose is very nice, with good pale and light toasted malt aroma. The palate is firm, with really good pale malt and lightly buttered toast flavor, on a clean, polished body. This beer finishes with more really good pale and toasted malt flavor up front, and then finishes with just enough herbal hop bittereness to balance. "Toasted" is a very apt descriptor here. You really get good toasted malt aromas and flavors, and this is just an excellent, flavorful, drinkable lager. Really impressive on draught, and a great guest tap at the Brick House.

Wow, I loved this lager. It poured a dark blonde basically a light brown with a foamy tan head. The aroma is initially sour musty with a sweet fruity background followed by a oaky vanilla flavor. The taste is fantastic, caramel, brown sugar, vanilla, sugar cookies are all upfront with a pungent spicy lemon citrus background for balance. This is a playful lager that tantalizes the palate with sweet and funky notes.

Lucent gold, thin white head, medium body, medium carbonation.

Aroma: clean with a bit of caramel and fruitiness.

Taste: tons of toasted roasted nutty malt, just a hint of leafy hops.

Balanced, but clearly focused on a great malt profile. A nice versitile anytime beer.

Definitely underrated, this completely took me by surprise. Without a doubt, the buttery flavor left in my mouth after each sip is well worth the purchase.