Brewhouse Lifty Lager

Brewed by Whistler Brewhouse/High Mountain
Style: Pale Lager
Whistler, Canada

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

On tap at the brewpub. One-eighth f an inch of head. Light yellow coloured body with rising carbonation bubbles present. Saaz hops used, carbonation is right there, a little acidic but also a little lemony notes. So-so drinkability.A tad below average mouthfeel.

Draft from sampler at the Brewhouse at $15.75CAD for six 6-ounce samples. One of the regular beers, noy bad for lager.

Part of the sampler tray at the brewhouse. Not m favorite one of the bunch. Lagers aren’t generall m favs

Lightly spicy and grassy hops over a touch of corn in the nose. Clear yellow straw coloured body is topped by a low white fine bubbled and fizzy head that recedes rapidly to ring. Corn character is pleasant in the flavour without overwhelming. Spicy hop notes and light bitterness keep the sweetness in check. Perhaps a touch of sulfur in the aftertaste. Light body with fairly strong prickly carbonation. Sampled on tap at the brewpub.

Sampled at the pub in Whistler. Typical light golden colour with thin white head. Aroma is very promising with crisp hop notes, light yeast. Taste is extremely crisp and satisfying with lingering Euro hop notes and no adjuncts. Finishes well. A very good take on a very common style. Micro small batch beer at its finest. Liked it despite not loving the style.

Had a taster on tab at the Brewhouse in Whistler. Very good beer much taste. i enjoyed it.

draft in Whistler. Euro lager colored yellow. Czeck pale lager, some sweet malts, little to zero bitterness, boring

Earth and wood everywhere. Nose and mouth dominated by it. Not entirely a bad thing as it was suttle not overpowering. Not oak per say, but almost plywood. The earth scent was warm forest like. Mouth feel was a touch watery and the finish was eerily silent. Decent enough but not outstanding.