Lakeport Honey Lager

Not much to talk about here. It’s drinkable cold on a hot day. The best thing about it is its price.

It’s OK, but not great. More lager than honey, and there’s a hint of malt liquor here - did they use corn? A sad buzzkill for me, that’s a little rancid.

Can (473ml). Oh yay, another Pale Lager. Brige gold pour, slight amber tint, large fizzy-frothy white head. Jesus, how can it smell this bad COLD? Cooked veg, sugar water, plastic, corn, rice alcohol - ugh. The taste has less of the ugly aroma components - rice andcooked veg especially, but it does taste like a cheap vodka cooler made from a pvc kiddie’s wading pool choked with weeds. Watery, flat mouthfeel, harsh aftertaste --- really about what you’d expect from a cheaply made macro wannabe.

Trickery is the name of the game, so don’t bet the house. Appearance is a decent medium brown which is inviting - even though the head disappears quickly. Beyond that, flavour, aftertaste and body are zeros. Does not offend, but easily forgotten. Will get you drunk if needed.

Golden brown with a little reddish hue, common aroma, can’t find any honey taste, or any at all really. Not one of the better buck-a-beers.