Mad Anthony Gabby Blonde Lager

Brewed by Mad Anthony Brewing Co.
Style: Pale Lager
Fort Wayne, Indiana USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

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Pale yellow with a bright white head. The aroma is grassy with some urinal. The taste is light bell pepper and bread crust. There is also a character like sucking on a peach pit. Decent tasting, but I am not a fan of the aroma.

Draft: poured a clear golden with white head. Aroma was light with some grain. Taste was very fresh grain and corny. Refreshing beer ready for a hot summers day.

cloudy, very light gold, white head. slight skunk, sulfur, lemon nose. taste is malt, grain...some corn. Feels slightly sour, very plain, very bland. Nothing overly wrong about it, just...nothing else going on either....slight cloying aftertaste.

This one had some poor ratings but they don’t really mean shit. Pours crystal clear yellow and little to no head that will stay around. Nose had just a touch of sulphury lager notes but other than that there is some very light floral noble hop aroma and some toasted malts. Flavor is some light toasted malts and very light floral hops. The finish is medium light sweetness and light bitterness. Overall it is pretty bland and will appeal to BMC drinkers but isn’t that bad at all. Seemingly quality fermentation. Good for what it is.

bottle... murky medium straw, light tan head... smells really bad, skunky grains with a bit of sweetness... tastes equally bad... don’t bother

On tap at the Warsaw location. Yep, its a Pale Lager. Light in color, aromas, tastes and body. Some grass and corn.

Very thin offering from a local brewer whose other varieites offer a broad range of styles and flavors. Even at the tap at the brewpup of origin it fails to make an impression. Also offered bottled locally, but the bottled version is absolutely to be avoided - sours very quickly upon opening.

Draft @ Mad Anthony Old State Ale House, Elkhart. Clear golden colour, white head. Aroma of light lager malts. Flavour is lager malts, vergetables. A bit skunked. Slighly bitter finish.

A- Body is a very pale straw yellow color that has the slightest bit of translucency. An aggressive pour produces a head of one finger or so but this fades to a very thin collar pretty quickly. No lacing is left behind in the glass. S-The main scent is sweet pale malt. That’s pretty much all I am getting. T- Faded sweet pale malt flavors upfront with almost nothing to balance it out. The finish adds just a touch of soft pine and is very clean other than that. Nothing lingers on the palate. P-Medium to high carbonation and a light drinkable body-that is a hair thinner than I like. O- Not bad for a run of the mill blond lager. Very light and drinkable. Reminds me a lot of an all-malt lager rather than a BMC type though. Not bad. Would take this over BMC any day. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 01-02-2009 00:46:21

Pale yellow. Light flavor of straw and grass. Very light body which makes it easy to drink; however, not very flavorful.

Beer poured clear straw color with a thin white head. Beer has a malty corn flavor with some grassy notes. I don’t get much for hops or carbonation. Rather refreshing but not a complex beer at all.