Mill Street Original Organic Lager

Bleh... I guess the highlight is that it’s organic so only the lack of taste is really going to hurt the environment. It’s got a weird sharp bite, but other than that it’s just smooth bland fizz with very little color. If this was really cold on a hot day, I may find some enjoyment.

On tap at the brewery. Keystone Light has more colour. Possibly more flavour.

222mil clear bottle, bright pale yellow color, with an off-white head, light floral hop citrusy nose, with a subtle pale malt note, hint of wet graininess in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a light acidic citrusy, a sweet pale malt character, with a mild grapefruit flowery hop note, leading towards a lingering dry hoppy finish.

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Very pallid yellow with moderate carbonation under a flimsy white head that left a watery sheet of lace. Aroma finds a light hint of grasses over a DME dry pale malt. Flavor finds a bitter German kick over a pale malt base. Not-quite-thin with a spritzy/dry finish. A high-class lager.

<font size=-4>Draught sample at <a href=http://www.ratebeer.com/Place/ontario/toronto/mill-street-brewpub/7071.htm>Mill Street Brewpub, Toronto, ON, CAN</font>

Light malt and grassy aroma. Flavour is along similar lines. Light bodied, inoffensive lager, but not setting the world on fire. I gotta ask - what’s the point of the useless 222 mL bottles? Two of them don’t even fill up a pint glass. Weak.

222 ml clear bottle. Pale yellow colour with a quickly diminishing fizzy white head. Grainy, lightly acidic, and lightly floral aroma. Lightly grainy and toasty flavour with a sweetish and grainy finish. Light bodied, refreshing. Simple and unexciting.

On tap at Freshwood Grill - came a very pale gold with a small fizzy white head. Clean aroma of sweet malt and hay, with some very light hops and a bready quality. Taste much the same - clean, simple, refreshing, no more, no less. Props to the organic thing. The least interesting of Mill Street’s brews, but definitely quaffable.

On tap at The Beer Bistro in Toronto. Great tastign lager. Would be fantastic on a hot summer day