New Glarus Spotted Cow

Pours golden and hazy. Light on aroma - slightly sweet. Flavor is light to match, smooth. Nothing particularly outstanding with this one, but an old standard.

Pours a straw/orange color that is slightly hazy with a small white head. Aroma is fruity and yeasty.Taste is light, fruity, spicy, and wheaty. This in not on the tops of my lest of NG stuff, but it is much more a a session beer. It is also the main reason that NG gets to do all the fun and tasty sutf we love! Overall a refreshing beer with some ok flavor.

From bottle, courtesy of Dave F. A mild sweet aroma, light grain and a bit of corn-like smell. Low bitterness and hops. Light neutral fruit. Medium golden clear with slight haze, topped with almost no head. Medium watery body with medium-high carbonation and light carbonic gaseousness. A very mild ale, with light sweetness, fairly clean throughout. Very little bitterness or hop character to this one. Finish is a bit corny and sweet. Mediocre but not bad.

Cloudy straw yellow pour with a big white pillow of foam that lasts and marks the glass with spots and drips. Smells of apple, grass, and sweet corn. Flavors of cornbread mixed with yeast, very simplistic and straightforward. Seems like a great session beer.

Has the appearance of a hefeweisen. Lovely mellow taste, well balanced with a little corn and melon in the flavor. A very mellow beer.

Pours golden, but not overly cloudy. Some sweetness in the aroma but not much else. Flavor is moderately fruity with some yeast. There just isn’t much going on here.

Light color pleasnt strong odor. ful lof taste but still light and refreshing.

33 cl bottle, Chicago, IL, USA via Wisconsin. Pale hazy yellow, almost whiskey-like aroma of grass and alcohol. Sweet, then some mellow fruits. Very nice.