Neustadt Springs Lager

Brewed by Neustadt Springs Brewery
Style: Premium Lager
Neustadt, Canada

Hazed golden beer with an extra thick cremy dirty white head. Aroma of spent yeast and peppery celery, again like a missed homebrew. In mouth, a beer with crisp malt, and the rather herbal peppery hops, with yeasty overtones which receede quickly. Again, an infected beer (April 2006).

Aroma:light cooked vegetable and light hops aroma... Appearance:clear gold-orange,good white head... Flavor:light cooked vegetable.light hopy and mal flavor...

bottle. pours a slightly foggy orange-golden body with a small white head. the aroma doesn’t have much that would set it aside from a typical generic lager. fizzy water, toasted malt, and honey. sweet cookie flavour, grainy husks, and a light bitter bite in the finish. high carbonation. I’d take this over a mainstream lager any day but that’s not to say that this isn’t bland and uninteresting.

Bottle (341ml). Poured clear gold with a small white disappearing head. Aroma of estery toasted caramel, wheat, honey, grains, hardwood resin - very faint, though. Taste exactly the same, only thinner, a little grainier and not as nice. Mouthfeel very watery and flat. The only good thing to say is I didn’t detect corn or adjuncts.

Bottled- Pale yellow pour. FOamy white head with some lacing. Constant hop aroma does well with the slight woody malt in the nose. Bt offers little more. Sweet bitter hops and buttery malt flavours. Active carbonation. Average.

If there was a smell, it was killed off by C’est What cleaning fluid. No taste or appearance either. Also little carbonation.

I prefered this one much more than the Scotch ale. Quite refreshing with a citrus touch. Can’t remember much more about it.

Pours gold with a spritzy thin white head. Aroma of toasty stale malt and over-ripe apples. Sweet and syruppy. Apples and a decent amount of hop. Applesauce and cinnamon. Pretty straightforward.