Heartland Cornhusker Lager

Brewed by Greenpoint Beer Works
Style: Pale Lager
Brooklyn, New York USA

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

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On tap at the Radio City location. Poured a medium golden color with a smaller sized white head. Aromas and tastes of mainly corn with light malts. Lightly sweet.

Draft at Heartland Brewery at Union Square with Author, Ken Wells. Poured a small off-white head that quickly dissipated, fine-small sized bubbles, sparse lacing, carbonated, transparent, and a yellow hue. Malty, hoppy aroma and mimicked in the flavor as well. Tingly palate. Light-medium body.

Clear golden with a thin white head. Malty aroma with notes of cron. Some light hop bitterness running through from start to finish. Reminded me of a hopped Bud.

Crisp, clean, easy to drink, but not what I look for in a lager. Could have used more hopping or something else.

Crisp refreshing larger with a sharp finish but not particularly hoppy. Creamy malts fill out the palate nicely. Commercial descriptor is quite accurate.

Pale malt aroma, light straw colour. Faint sweet corn aroma, light hopping, noble hop aroma and faint spice. A servicible and refreshing pale lager.

Draught at the Union Square location. Deep golden. Lemony nose, from maize I believe. Mellow, malty flavour. Hopbitter and quite dry in finish. Lemon is there all through. Clean beer.

Served in 5oz. sampler glass. Classic dry medium American lager. Aroma of corn and grain, no significant hop aroma. Little head retention, but a smooth lacing was left on the glass. Very strong corn flavor when the beer first enters the mouth, which slowly fades into malt sweetness. Way too much corn aroma and flavor.

very basic. watery and thin. no head to speak of. lots of malt?, not much corn flavors, (but thats ok with me) and hoppy flavor and aroma.

(On tap) Not that pale, rather dark golden in colour. As most Heartland Brews this hasn’t much of a head. Quite aromatic but suffering from a hoppiness that I find a bit too aggressive on the palate. Not that balanced.