Full Sail Limited Edition Lager (LTD 02)

The beer pours out a light amber/golden color with a 1" off-white bubbly head. Aroma is lightly sweetened graham crackers, a bit of bread, and sweet oranges. Flavor has an abundance of veggie character, buttered bread and a hint of fruit. Pretty blah.

Dark golden to light amber in color. Smallish off-white head. Some sweet malt and caramel in the nose. A hint of orange rind throws things off a bit. A pale malt start that grows into the middle and leads to a heavy lager/ML quality. Gets a bit cloying and sticky. Too heavy and fruity for my liking.

Bottle at Flying Saucer, Houston. Pours an average amethyst orange with a bready orange/light peach nose. Flavor is bready vegetables with an earthy backbone. Average mouthfeel. Too bready; it rots as it warms.

What to say about this one? More flavor than other premium lagers but it was the wrong kind of flavor. Buttery as hell with a dry finish.

12 oz bottle. Poured bronze. Taste like a good Summer Lager. The finish was a zesty citrus.

Oh no it’s limited! I will have to look elsewhere to find sour tasting gutter brew. Deep golden color. Notes of bread, sour wheat, corn, grain, and dms. Blah.

Lagers aren’t my favorite, but I’m a sucker for anything that says "limited". Nice full-bodied beer, but has a weird aftertaste, kind of like sweet wort. May just be this bottle.

Bottle. Pours with a clear, whiskey orange hue with a small white head that stays a bit over the top. Aroma of honey, grain, toast, orange blossom and graham cracker. Taste is honey, grain and a bit buttery. Pretty bland. Light carbonation.