Green Valley Brewing Wild Hop Lager

OK so this aint all that great so i dont recommend spending the money on it unless you require organic beer. a tad gimmicky? absolutely. but anyways the good news is it isnt nasty or anything. just very blah bleh blah... wont buy it again.

Sharp bitterness with a very soapy hop flavor. Malts tasted like cheap beer and there was a strong metallic flavor in the finish.

Clear orange with hardly any head. Smells like malty bread. Tastes like Michelob. Mainly just corny malts. Organic maybe; tasty? Not really. Worth a taste.

Bottle. Dark golden color upon pouring. Aroma is sweet and grainy. Some corn. Grainy with a liitle malt. Slightly sweet finish with a hint of a hop or two. Pretty good by AB standards.

Another nasty gimmick beer. Smells like sweet corn on the cob, with a cabbage background. Total disaster. Another AB failure.

Took an initial wiff when the bottle was opened and caught a brief sniff of something sweet. This confused me a little. Pourred into shaker and saw a nice amber color with a continuous range of bubbles. The head was not anywhere near this one. This tastes ordinary and nothing too special, but not awful. I could see having it stocked when a cousin arrives unannounced. The flavor fades quickly....

Weak weak weak for a lager. Also, these bastards don’t consider hops as an organic essential since they make up less than five percent of the beer, the maximum inorganic amount in an ’organic’ product allowed by law. This is like Mcdonald’s trying to sell you an iceberg salad with your mcdouble heartattack with fries.

Pours into a lager glass with a light amber colour. Medium white foamy head. Aroma of metallic, lemon, and spicy hops. Initial taste is slight spice hops complimenting the malt. Fades quickly with a weak aftertaste. Not bad but a common lager.