 HopBackDoc (311), Hatboro, Pennsylvania, USA
May 10, 2008 On tap at the Field House in Phila. Dark but clear mahogany color with firm head, nice looking beer. Mild malty aroma, a hint of hops. The flavor was doughy and caramel malts without being too sweet. The malts were well balanced with earthy and bitter hops, but not overpowering. Medium body, well balanced flavors, and a dry finish made this a very drinkable and enjoyable quaff. I hope it is as good from the bottle as I plan on buying a case. Well done lager.
drunkbeer (104), London, England
May 10, 2008 i had 10 of theses in a session the other weekend .This is an unassuming Lager,which tastes more akin to an earthy pale ale ,despite not being pale or an ale if that aint too nonsensical.
The most important thingis ,is that I enjoyed sinking Brooklyn. Handfulls of floral ’y hops. Sorta dusty caramell . Definitely ’flowery’, as they talk of on the label. Nice.
Todeon (44), Höllviken, Sweden
May 7, 2008 Bottle. Aroma is a bit bitter with some fruity notes. Pretty dark amber color. Taste is fruity with a bitter finish,cheap and good lager. Very drinkable.
tylerss20 (34), New Hampshire, USA
May 6, 2008 Guy at Jasper’s in Nashua recommended this as complementary to Sam Adams Lager. Doesn’t quite measure. A little hoppier than I like, and seemed fizzy to me. I am not a Vienna aficionado, so take with grain of salt. But in my humble opinion, it’s a rare case of the mainstream Sam actually being better than the micro.
rizk (31), central florida, USA
May 2, 2008 Updated: May 8, 200812 fl oz. hoppy with hints of caramel. pours a clear amber with a white frothy head. pale larger. i think i detected hints of chocolate
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