Brick Red Baron Light

Brewed by Brick Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
Waterloo, Canada

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

341 ml bottle from The Beer Store. Pours a clear pale yellow with small white head. Aroma is grainy and somewhat vegetal. Flavour is grainy/corny with a little fruitiness. Body is predictably light. Poor but there are plenty of worse pale lagers out there.

Bottle 341 ml
Aroma Sweet grainy aroma, rather flat. Slight hop notes. Sweet fruity feel. Poor. 3-
Appearance Mild gusher! Clear yet washed out shade of gold. Creamy mid top.2-
Flavor and Palate : Light bodied. cardboard, paper like , hint of corn- DMS. Watery finish with slight scent of hops. Generic light market brew from lower shelves.

I can’t believe I haven’t rated this before now. On tap at the brewery, nice pale gold with a small white head. The aroma is typical cereal grains, soapy dishwater in a non-offensive way, very faint as one might expect. Flavour is like the regular Red Baron mixed with tonic water. Servicable. Feels light and mildy spritzy on the palate, at least it’s not totally flat and dead. Would be quite good to throw back in massive quantities on a hot day, too bad that’s not really how I drink beer, and I would also prefer the regular Red Baron since it has slightly more flavour. All in all not a bad offering, if not incredibly mundane.

bottle. Poured a pale straw colour woth a chunky white head. Grainy, sour apple aroma. Moderate carbonation, thin texture. Flavour has some malt but mostly a grainy corn flavour. Light and non-offensive, what I expected.

Bottle from TBS- Very pale sparkling yellow, with a loud and fizzy bleached white cap, that fades to a thin ring. Nose of faint grassy hops, corn, some lemon? Not really much going on. Taste is faint pale malts, grains, the slightest hoppiness. A bit sweet and vegetal towards the finish with prickly carbonation. Very tame and flavourless beer.