Neustadt Springs Lager

473 ml can from LCBO, served cool in a tulip glass.

App.: Deep clear golden with a fair off-white foam that disappears fairly quickly. Aroma: Some nice bready, biscuity malts, lightly fruity, a touch of cereal/grain/corn, some spicy, floral hops, a little yeast and citrus. Palate: Medium+ body, moderate effervescence. Flav.: Similar to the nose with fruity biscuit/bread hops, light yeast, citrus and floral notes, actually borders on a Belgian Ale to me; dry with some bitterness and a light malt finish.

Pretty nice for an Ontario craft lager.

Had to drink this one from the can. Good full flavor with a bit of hops bitterness. Decent overall. Hope to try it again soon.

hazy amber/orange, large yellow head. nose; orange, cardomom, thyme & sage, bisquity. taste; nice and mellow, dried orange, spices, nose was better. a descent canadian lager.

Meh, Aroma is yeast, almost hickory. Taste is not terrible but not exceptional. Some bitterness but overall I’m still meh...

[2299-20090703] 500mL can. Flower yeast and wet drywall mix aroma with a weird fruit. Clear, light brown orange body with a quick bubbly white head. Toasty yeast fruit flavour has some odd corn oil. Medium body. Fair, has an odd corn characteristic.

Tallboy can from LCBO. Golden light brown colour with a fruit aroma. Very creamy and smooth with the strong hops kicking in at the end

Appearance: Dirty off orange colour. No head. Aroma: Hops, caramel, grass, cream. Flavour: Malty and caramel with some brown sugar and grain with a long caramel hop finish.

473ml can from the LCBO Pours a pale orangy amber with aalmost no head or lacing The aroma is sweet caramal malt The taste is earty sweet malts and hops wiyh a dry finish