Dixie Jazz Amber Light

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

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

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Tasted 12/30/08. 12oz bottle. Filtered with a golden hue. White layer of head. Aromas of cinnamon bread and cereal grains. Light to medium bodied with a sweet malt character. Crisp with a tight effervescence. Slight buttery aspect. Finishes bitter. Not too bad in a relative context.

Bottle. Golden, short to averagea and fully diminishing head. Moderate, malty and caramel sweet aroma, some fruitiness and some bread. Body is light to medium, malty and sweet flavor, caramel and some brea. Finish is short, malty and sweetish with caramel and some bread. Caramel sweet lager - no hoppyness.

Aroma is fruit with light skunky..taste is sweet well balanced pale...impressed..pours pale yellow

good aroma with a nice head. amber in color. it has a good balanced flavor and is easy to drink.

12 oz. Clear orange-copper with a small ring of bubbles. Sweet aroma of caramel and roasted turkey. Nearly cloying, tastes of caramel Sugar Babies and buttery Life Savers, opposed by just a touch of metal and lemonade. Maybe some dry grass on the finish. Light body is watery and sweet.

Bottle. Light amber color with a little lace and some head. Not much aroma, kind of watery. A little more flavor than expected but still watery. Overall, not bad, just not great.

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.