Emerald City Dottie Lager

Brewed by Emerald City Beer Company
Style: Premium Lager
Seattle, Washington USA

Serve in Lager glass

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On tap at the Tacoma Craft Brewers Festival
Light amber in color, clear with a thin head. Lots of roasty malt in the nose with light hops. Loved the lager flavor of this beer. You can drink this all day. Tasty and fresh this was great. Very smooth in the finish.

Can shared by Dogbrick at Septoberfest V: Septoberfest Rises on 9/29/12. Pours clear gold with a thick off-white head. Malty sweet nose with light hop. Malty flavor with slight crisp hops in the finish.

Serving: 12 oz. bottle from 5000. Thanks Andre! It pours a very dark amber pour with a decent off white head. The nose reminds me more of an amber ale with a slight fruitiness, a touch of dough, and a light touch of hops. The flavor has a touch of butter with hints of bread and light leafy hops. A little malty for a premium lager but still pretty decent. Medium body with average carbonation and a lingering malty finish. Not bad.

Pint can. Pours clear orange-amber with a respectable white head. Aroma of biscuit, caramel, hay, fruit. The taste follows that lineup pretty closely. Not quite crisp finish of oranges and bit of pine.

25 dec 2012, can. Light amber, clear, steady bubbles. Nose is caramel malt and kind of metallic. Thin body and fizzy. Really is metallic. Kind of tartly so. There is some bubble gum in there but it is tart and metallic and unpleasant. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Rather horrible liquid metal. Maybe they needed to clean the pipes but it was pretty much all metal.

Tall Boy Can. Pale copper colored in appearance with substantial sea foam head. The aroma blends caramel, toasted grain and medicinal hops notes. The taste starts out with some nutty malt and caramel flavors along with notes of earthy hops and apple cider. The body has some light creaminess to it with heavy carbonation and more malt sweetness and grains in the finish. A good beer to pair with spicy food and BBQ

My brother bought this when I told him to pick out a beer that "looks" the best. I guess I have to be more specific...

CAN. Pours a very clear and bright medium-light amber with a decent amount of head, lacing is average. Lager-like aroma characteristics jump out at you, there’s a slight hint of sulfur that reminds you that it’s a lager. Slight biscuit and cracker-like aroma, however it is slight. Moderate amount of malty sweetness with light bready flavors. Bitterness is smooth and rather indistinguishable. Well-carbonated and finishes clean. A decent Vienna Lager that would give Samuel Adams a run for his money....at least in Seattle anyway.

On tap Pours an amber color with a medium white head. Smells of malt and light hops. Tastes like a good craft lager with a good hop finish. Mouthfeel is light and smooth. Overall it a pretty tasty lager.