Mill Street Original Organic Lager

341 ml bottle. Pours bright golden in colour, with decent white head. Aroma and flavour is mild, typical for a pale lager. Decent, drinkable.

Obviously from Mill St. there’s something unique about the brewery. This offering is tame in every way. But it is pretty good. There is a nice bitterness that leaves next to no after taste which helps go for that refreshing quality I look for in a pl.

From bottle. Golden colour with a thin crispy white head. Bit of honey in aroma with malt. Pretty typical lager aroma. Bitter texture with citrus. Chemical hints.

Yellow in colour no head, aroma of citrus and hops . Swet and mellow not as I expected it to taste.

341 mL bottle. Pours a clear yellow-gold with a small white head that seems to want to cling to the sides of the glass as I tilt it. The head seems to have some staying power. The aroma is mostly grainy, the taste is grainy, bread crust, and with a hint of skunk. A mild malt taste, a soda cracker note and a hint of yeast bite linger on the tongue after the swallow. Not the pint I’m looking for.

Bottle from jerc, thanks! Yellow pour, small white head. Grainy aroma and pretty grainy flavor. A bit more hops than the US macrobrewed lagers, but still pretty plain and lifeless.

Poured pale straw yellow with minimal head. A faint aroma of sweet malt and roasted hops. Flavour is actually a bit more stronger than the aroma and has an okay bitter finish but has a watery taste to it.Overall it seems to be lacking they need to make a bolder version of this.

Draught at Abbott. Pours a ultra clear yellow gold with moderate but disappearing white head. Sweet grassy aroma. Sweet taste with grassiness in finish. Light body, very clean taste.