 blkitson (126), Westerville, Ohio, USA
Jun 19, 2006
I really expected the color to be more dark than it was. A very mild tasting beer with not much of an aftertase. Surprising close to tasting like an American brew such as Miller or Bud
Ibrew2or3 (1925), Safety Harbor, Florida, USA
Nov 16, 2008 Pours up clear copper with minute long off white head. The aroma hits first with grainy malts and cereal before noble floral and spicy hops take over. I think I get a background of earthiness in there too. The taste has a pulse of sweet sugar flavored malts first that are quickly consumed by mild grains, floral and spice hops bitterness. The floral hops and grains run into the finish with a hint of earthiness picking up somewhere along the way and hanging into the after taste. Interesting brew and pretty decent for the style.
RCL (1113), Waltham, Massachusetts, USA
Oct 20, 2008 Is indeed a dirty blond in color. Fairly standard lager aroma; hints of green apple. Mediocre bready flavor. Slightly oily mouthfeel.
Kinz (1931), Glen Allen, Virginia, USA
Sep 27, 2008 Ticking Israel here. Amber, slight head. Aroma was of sweet malts with faint, undefined hops. Flavor was overtly caramel accented, with undefined hops providing some bitterness. But not enough to ward off the sweetness . Just too much caramel here for me. Shared with Mike and maniac during Cluster Brew Part Deux.
LyndaNova (470), Manchester, New Hampshire, USA
Sep 17, 2008 Cold 11.2oz bottle: Pours a nice orange-copper color with a moderate amount of off-white bubbles. Aroma is of sweet malts, spice and light fruits with notes of earth and grass. Taste is of sweet malts with some light fruit and mild, earthy hops. Smooth with a watery texture and mild carbonation. Ending is of sweet malts with notes of spice and grass.
Volgon (2463), Manchester, New Hampshire, USA
Sep 14, 2008 Bottle: Pours a light orange with a thin white head, light grains and dull earth in the aroma, starts end ends lightly sweet, with a stale ending.
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