Bucks County PennBrook Traditional Amber Lager

Brewed by River Horse Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
Lambertville, New Jersey USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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This was a really good beer for the price. A nice malty lager that would be great for warmer weather as a change from the mass produced beers everyone is so accustomed to.

Nice copper color. Malty and some hops. Easily drinkable. Nice beer. Smooth tasting.

I like this beer. Not too heavy. Light enough to drink more than just a few. Im tired of all those micro over flavored beers. This is a good beer for those who want more than a light beer and less than a heavy micro.

Nice copper colored lager. Sweet caramel bready malts and a light hop spicy finish. Body was thin and slightly watery. Picked this up at Circle Liqours in Pennington NJ.

A standard amber lager, not unlike Yuengling. Easy drinking, smooth, but not a whole lot going on. Could very easily become a regular beer for me.

Tastes like a typical PA lager (similar to Yuengling, Loyalhanna, etc.). Very drinkable, but nothing exceptional. Since it's local, I'm sure I'll have it again.

Sparkling clear, deep golden lager with a small, fizzy, white head. Malty, grainy aroma. The flavor matches the aroma, but is too thin and a touch nondescript. Light flavors of grain and lemon. Light-bodied and watery with fizzy carbonation. Short, watery finish.

Bottle. Pours slightly opaque amber with a thin effervscent head. Aroma is mild but hints towards berries and honey-butter. Flavor is sweetly subtle; fruity sweet, honey-butter, and slightly citric. Palate is inoffensive.

This wasn’t near the other River Horse beers at Circle Liquors, it was put in with the Pennsylvania beers. Dirty Pennsylvania.... Anyway I was surprised to learn it was actually an RH brew. Had this with a microwaved pepperoni pizza (the first piece of food I’ve put in a microwave in a t least 4 months) and I think it went very well. A little watery? yes....a little bland? yes....would I drink it over bud or coors? yeah.

Thin, watery, lost potential. A friend gave me one to try and I never turn down free beer. Slight malty aroma leads to a standard American lager bready taste. Finish was a little harsh. You won’t find it on my want list.