Coachs Green Chile Railyard

Brewed by Coachs Brewery
Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
Norman, Oklahoma USA

Serve in Lager glass, Tumbler

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(Tap) Pours amber with tannish head. Only a faint taste of chile. Hardly could taste it. The chile tends to make the beer a little more dry then the traditional Railyard. Decent, with some interesting flavorings.

Growler. Darker than the IPA, a little on the sweet side, with the chile barely around until the 3rd or 4th swallow. Basic amber with a bt of chile.

Available on draft, Summer 2006. Dark copper orange color. Wet, oily palate, slimy even. Flavor is sweet biscuit and pale malts, with a cheap plasticy note as well, and some fruit cocktail. Very light and crisp green chile flavor, peppery even, but still too light, one of the lightest chile influenced beers I’ve had to date. Not hot at all, no bite. Nose has some more sweet fruit cocktail scents, with just a small hint of a smoked chile pepper.