Dixie Beer

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

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

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This has an interesting and I guess, drinkable taste. I think it has a malty, slightly different flavor that I find (like I said already)...interesting.

This is a fairly smooth lager, palate is a bit on the heavy side. Very faint sense of honey in the taste. Good appearance and lacing, nice finish.

CLASSIC- light in color and flavor, good daytime beer, something that would go well with pizza or and sandwich. Is popular with the New Orleans locals.

A desireable straw color pour with a 1/2 inch pure white head. Good pilsener style arom with skunky malt and hop mash aroma. A truely unique flavor with a one of a kind bitter malt sweetness. Texture is light and a little waxy. Brings back good memories if nuthin’ else.

Mild yeast aroma. Pale yellow with a one finger head that quickly evaporates. A soft malt and yeasty taste. Barely bitter or with a hint of sourness to it. Despite having any distinct qualities it is on the refreshing side and pleasant to drink. I’d take this one over most typical Pale Lager macro-brews.

floral, bread, clove, golden, clear, white foam, medium sweetness, lightly bitter, medium sourness, medium body, thin feel, bitter,

different. A medium body with a citrus finish. A hint of wheat is also present. A good summer beer.

This is classified as a pale lager, and because of such classification, remained in my collection for a year before drinking. I finally decided to drink it, and it was suprisingly good. Nothing like a pale lager at all...actually tasted more like a red ale. Full malt flavor, maple syrup, nuts and caramel. Perhaps a little too sweet, but nevertheless a suprisingly good beer. Enjoyed this one, and also enjoying supporting the New Orleans economy at the same time.

this beer was very okay. there really wasn’t much else to say except that i most likely will not go out of my way to get this stuff again

Appearance: Pours a clear golden body with a small, short-lived white head. Smell: Light aroma of pale malts and cooked corn with a single, lone drop of honey. Taste: Exceedingly pale maltiness with a sweet corn taste. Hops give a little zip of grassiness and a mild (and I do mean mild) bitterness. Fairly clean and crisp on the finish. Mouthfeel: Light-bodied. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: A "slow brewed" beer made for quick chugging. Tastes like a Pabst Plus.