Lakefront Cattail Ale

Clear amber pour, yeasty sediment from the bottom of the pour slowly descending. A couple finger of open white head leaves a generous lacing. Faint, quickly fading herbal aroma. Pleasantly sweet and cidery on the front, becoming drier, somewhat tart, grassy, and grainy on the finish. Thin, watery palate.

Golden pour. We were drinking PBR and I had one of these. It was about as good as the PBR. Maybe a bit worse. Slightly sweet flavor with no hops. Very thin. This is kind of an epic fail for a beer.

12oz bottle from the mix pack. Clear copper color with a thin white head. Malty and fruity aroma with some spice and sour character. Overly tart flavor with lots of malt, some hop and a thin finish.

bottle- pour pint glass. cloudy golden yellow color, not much head. doughy aroma, not stromg. lite citrus flavor with a nice bite. nice mild ale.

12oz bottle: Appearance is golden brown with quick fading white head, aroma of malted barley, flavor not bad pretty light has some citrusy flavors to it along with a light malt backbone. this beer very drinkable decent amount of complexity and really is pretty good.

Bottle marked bottled Aug week 4. Poured golden with a fizzy white head that disappears quickly. Aroma of grain, bread, and lemon. The flavor of grass, grain, and a light musty background. Medium body with a smooth texture. Just not hitting the spot though.

Pours a hazy, dull gold with a thin, fizzy and fast fading, bruight white head. A hint of caramel and light sourdough to the aroma, with some ciric fruitiness. Flavor is pretty weak and un interesting, sweet fruiy and yeasty notes with a hint of english hops. Boring and overcarbonated. Gotta say this would be o.k. as a summer beer but it was -30 with windchill while I was working last night, so not getting extra points for refreshing body.

Bottle from 8-pack (Aug 08). Hazy gold color, aggressively carbonated and light bodied. Not a whole lot of flavor, but also some packaged salami sourness. Forgettable, mostly.