Dixie Jazz Amber Light

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

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

Honey and corn nose. Hazy amber, thin head. Pervasive yet delightful dark honey flavor, coupled with more barley than corn. Nothing spectacular, but one of the better American light lagers.

Pours a light copper color with an off white head. Aroma is honey, toast, some fruity notes, and some spicy notes. Flavor is honey, grain, some toast, fruity, and a light spicy finish.

I bought this beer because I collect jazz paraphernalia, the beer was absolutely tasteless, watery, and without a doubt one of the worst beers I have tasted outside of all the big macro lagers ! Cheers , not!

Pours golden with no head and grainy aroma. Taste is very watery, thin, and bland, with flavor of grains. Nothing good about this beer.

12 oz bottle. Pours a hazy gold with small whitish head. The aroma is skunk, light slightly caramel sweetness, hay, slight herbs. The flavor is unsurprising. The light caramel sweetness dominates. There’s an odd subtle grassiness to it. It gets a little metallic and soapy in the finish and leaves a neutral aftertaste which occasionally smacks of sweet corn.

Sample at KC Beerfest 10-22. Comes a clear amber with a small white head. Aroma of malt and grain. Taste is similar with some metallic notes. Just OK.

Bottle.
Pours an average cheddar orange with a frothy white head and an effervescent body. Aroma is floral biscuit, lightly toasted bread, and wild grass. Flavor is fesh toast, dehydrated rose petals, and a touch of malted honey. Average mouthfeel. For a light beer, it’s not bad.

Although there wasn’t much to the aroma, the flavor was harsh, probably because the adjuncts were very poor quality. Really not something I’ll have again.