Dixie Beer

Brewed by Minhas Craft Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Monroe, Wisconsin USA

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

OK, I can deal with this. For the style, I guess, it’s good! I could drink this while mowing the lawn, but I don’t mow the lawn. Anymore. This bottle poured a lot fizzier than I expected, and feels exciting on the tongue. But let’s not get excited; this is a pale lager. I’ll take a Rolling Rock! It’s sweeter...

Not a whole lot to it, but it is a pale lager. Not too bad for its style without the offensiveness of some

had this in the bottle at IO West in hollywood. was just a random choice as i was trying any beer i could find that i couldn’t get in Australia. Was fairly clean, with flavours of wheat and maybe corn? backed by a subtle sweetness.

Pours yellow with white head. Dissipates almost completely. Aroma is malt, sweetness, yeast, and maybe corn. Good mouth feel for such a light beer. Malty flavor with a little sweetness. Slight diacetyl, but not to a fault. Clean finish. I grew up with this beer. One of my favorite light beers. Usually reserved for the beach or crawfish boils.

A clear yellow pour with tiny white head. Scent is cereal, cardboard and musty. Taste is a tad more lemon than some others in this group. Not a fan.

Bottle at The Anchor, London. Quite yellow body with medium head. Nose of oranges and hops. Taste is corny and malty. Not much there, really.

Bottle. Light gold with small white head. A little malt and a little citrus aroma and taste. Ok at best on a hot day.

Can’t remember the exact details of this beer. Certainly nothing special but it was cheap and not at all bad for a pale lager. While be getting this again so I can give a proper review.