Lakefront Cherry Lager

Brewed by Lakefront Brewery
Style: Fruit Beer
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

Crushed with Jakebra at the brewery. Kinda not good. interesting but overall probably a fruit beer to stay away from. No idea how New Glarus Belgian Red is so awesome, but it puts all other fruit beers to shame.

Leaped off the wagon beerwise after 4 months couldn’t take it any longer. 12oz from variety 8 pack. Aroma, caramel malts, light cherry. Poured an amberish cherry brown. Flavor nice light cherry, toasted malts with just a tinge of hops. Palate was lively, tart. Overall, tasty.

12oz bottle courtesy of Mother in Law. Aroma of cheery topping with pancakes. Orange body with white creamy head. Good cheey tart flavor. Medium sweetness and easy to drink beer. Good fruit beer.

Bottle Pours out a redish amber topped with a off white cream head. Aroma of sweet cherry pie. A quick reminder of the famous Belg Red. Tast sweet with cherries a nice malt mix. I was very happy with this one.

I’m not big on fruit beers but this one isn’t too bad. Aroma is a slightly skunky and the flavor is a kind of tart. The cherries are a little over powering.

12 oz bottle. Pours a rich orange/red color with a semi frothy white head that provides decent lacing. Aroma is almost like cherry pie filling. Very sweet and has the cherry tartness. There is a slight hint of malt if you delve past the big cherry part. It does smell tasty. Flavor is...you guessed it...cherry. There is an upfront tartness that smooths out as you finish your sip, but you don’t forget it. It mimics the aroma a bit, it has that cherry pie filling taste to it. Very sweet and I’m not sure how many of these I could drink in one sitting, but by itself it’s not that bad.

12 oz bottle. Poured a hazy amber color, slight pink head. Little aroma. Flavor is mostly malt and a slight tartness. Disappointing. I’ll admit, I was spoiled by another great Wisconsin cherry beer, New Glarus’s Belgian Red. I’d definitely recommend that over this.

12 oz bottle purchased at Metcalf Discount Liquor on 91st Street. Bottled Apr - WK1 according to the label. Pour is a hazed orange golden with a two inch off white head. The head has a soft reddish pink hue to it. Nice, thick lacing left on the glass as the head retreats. Aroma of toasted malt, and some faint cherry tartness. The taste is more about the cherries than the nose, with immediate tart, sweet and sour fruit. Pronounced, and fresh tasting. The woodiness of the seeds and stems seems to be present as well. The base beer appears to be a clean, non-descript lager. The toasted maltiness is in the taste, with a nice sweetness. Clean, medium to light palate. After taste had a bit of a medicinal Sucret flavor to it. As the beer warmed, the herbal medicinal notes picked up quite a bit, and detracted from the flavor.