Lakefront Organic ESB

Brewed by Lakefront Brewery
Style: Premium Bitter/ESB
Milwaukee, Wisconsin USA

(bottle) Nice copper color but very little head. Faint malt/hops aroma. Body a bit thin. Taste is caramel malt, hint of hops, a bit soapy.

This is my first Lakefront beer. The Caboose in Ashland had received its first shipment. this is the organic version of an ESB. This is not so bitter beer. The heads is white foam with some lacing. The copper color was very attractive. It is a drinkable beverage but not special. It had a light body. It just is not a beer I would seek out. I had another on 10/12. Still no change in my comments. It does have a sweet taste that I did not note last time.

Bottle-Cooper color with a small head. The taste and aroma was overwhelming caramel, which I happen to like. However, there was no carbonation at all, so all of the caramel taste felt sticky. Bonus point for organic.

Slightly hazy amber body with a small white head. Sweet caramel aroma. Sweet caramel and mild floral hops flavor.

Bottle... Clear deep amber ale with a small, fizzy, off-white head. Malty, phenolic aroma and flavor. Medicinal with notes of bandage and toffee. Peppery hops. Medium-bodied with intermediate carbonation. Mildly sweet, medicinal finish.

Got this bottled at the brewery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Clear, dark red pour with a filmy head. Malty nose with a bit of chocolate and caramel. Watery mouthfeel and muddled tastes, quite sweet with notes of raisin bread, flavor drops off fairly quickly and leaves with a slightly sour finish that wasn’t entirely pleasant. This drinks well but in the end isn’t very bitter. It’s okay.

Not very bitter, and tastes of bread. Not very complex either. Not enough carbonation.

Bottle. Pours murky copper color, no head. Aroma is sweet malts and slightly metallic. Taste is comprimsed of mostly bready and caramel malt. Some hops but not near as much as I would’ve expected. Very easy drinking, light body. Not a bad experience but not one that I will seek out.