Brick Red Baron

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

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

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Okay for a mainstream lager. Light flavours, maybe some grain notes and a touch of hop in the nose.

A blonde lager wuth a thin white head. A mineral malt aroma with light chalky notes. In mouth, a rather light malt with oily mouthfeel, faint to inexistent hops, boring. 500 ml can from LCBO, used for cooking.

Can from LCBO. Pale golden pour. Limpid appearance. Slightly grainy nose with a touch of light fruit. Little in the way of hops or anything else. A little bit of cereal flavour and some light grassiness. It’ll get you where you want to go, but not in style.

Can of this rather plain lager. Pours foamy bubbly white on yellow. Cheesy aroma. Lower than average mouthfeel. Dry and not very drinkable. Poured out almost all.

Can courtesy of matt7215. Pours yellow with a white head. Smells of sweet malt and some stray hops. Tastes sweet and appley.

Bit of fruity hoppy corn in the aroma. Crisp yellow body with a white film of a head. Relatively clean flavour with a mild aftertaste. Meh...

UPDATED: MAR 9, 2009 Can 473ml
Appearance: clean pale lager with small head. 2-
Nose: Caramel , off malt aroma , pungent white mushrooms
Flavor/Palate : Medium bodied with softness.Honey malt with off feel . Almost undrinkable . Red Baron after being shot down. Seriously flawed brew.

I rate beers by style. This one has a nice hops aroma and sweet hops flavor along with a light malt sweetness. A good sit down lager.

Can, shared with Rockley in an Ontario lager taste-off. Pale gold, clingy white head. Aroma of sweaty bananas. Bland grainy palate, leans toward sweet. Middle of the pack among a less than average

[2301-20090704] 500mL can. Grassy petrol-like yeast aroma. Clear, yellow body with a medium-lasting foamy white head. Grainy toast yeast flavour. Medium body. Fair.