Dockside Marina Light Lager

Brewed by Dockside Brewing Co.
Style: Pale Lager
Vancouver, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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At Dockside Brewery, Vancouver... Perfect Refreshing light hope taste. Good beer for hot summer dass...

Draft@Dockside Brewery and Restaurant, Vancouver. Golden beer with a light head. The aroma is yeasty and hopped, the flavour is mildly, malty, yeasty and hopped. Overall a reasonable but quite malty and yeasty beer with good hopness and dryness. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Pint on tap at the brewpub pours a light cloudy straw color with a small white head that leaves no lacing behind. Aroma is light cereal grains with some grass and a hint of lemon. Taste is a grassy hop bitterness with a grainy malty sweetness and a touch of lemon. Light bodied with good carbonation. Quite flavourful for a light lager and recommended for those who enjoy lighter beers.

Draught@brewpub, Vancouver
Pale yellow color, small steady white head, lace. Light lemony aroma with hints of cereals. Light-bodied. Malty flavor with some lemony hoppyness. Late light bitterness. Clean lager. This is probably their best beer.

Glass, 6 ounces, draught, at the pub, savoured on May 1 2009; eye: golden, clear, no effervescence, tiny ring of white head, slight lacing; nose: light malt, light hops, light fruity; mouth: light malt, light hops, lightly acrid finale in malt with presence of hops, light body, average carbonation, slick; overall: ordinary FRANÇAIS Verre, 6 onces, en fût, bue sur place, savourée le 1er mai 2009; œil : dorée, claire, pas d’effervescence, petit anneau de mousse blanche, très légère dentelle; nez : léger malt, léger houblon, légèrement fruitée; bouche : léger malt, léger houblon, finale légèrement âcre en malt avec petite présence de houblon, corps léger, carbonatation moyenne, coulante; en résumé : ordinaire

Draft at the brewpub. Poured a clear pale gold color with a thin white head. The aroma was of pleasant grass, lemon, honey, and subdued cereal grain. Light bodied and delicately sweet. Watery? Yes, but it is a pale lager after all. Grassy and citrusy (especially grapefruit and lemon) flavors up front gave way to pale malt and a bit of paper at the end. Sadly this was the best beer I had at Dockside in the sense that it was billed correctly as a pale lager and therefore met my expectations.

Draught at the brewpub
Pale blond color, nice lace. The aroma is light, malty and sweetish, not bad. The flavor is really simple, just some malt, but the positive note is some round mouthfeel at least, and a bitterness more balanced than in the other beers. Drinkable.

Not absolutely terrible to me as others have written. If nothing else a decent BMC gateway beer for your friends that drink that sort of thing. Faint buttery biscuity malt background with a light spicy hop note fading int he background.

On Tap at Alfie’s 40th Birthday. Tried all theier beers, and none were really noteworthy.

(Draught) Mildly malty nose. Somewhat lactic. Fruity lemony flavour that comes up LAME.