New Glarus Totally Naked Extra Pale Lager

Brewed by New Glarus Brewing Company
Style: Premium Lager
New Glarus, Wisconsin USA

Bottle and served in my New Glarus pint glass: Clean light golden hue topped by a nice foamy head and spotty lace. The aroma has notes of wet biscuity grains, under-fermented starches, corny, a bit of grassy hops and a hint of lemongrass. The taste is rather straight forward mild maltiness and some light noble bitterness. There is a subdued metallic note upon the finish. The mouth feel is smooth and refreshing. It is what it is, a solid lager that would be good on a hot summer day.

Basically a glorified bud light. This is the stepping stone beer that bland drinkers can use to work their way up to the world of true beer drinkers. Obviously I wouldn’t buy this one again and probably wouldn’t drink it if someone gave it to me for free with a dollar bill taped to it.

Just a smooth, crisp, lager. Good summer beer. Tastes a little like a well-made macro.

12 oz bottle. Kind of a dull golden color to it. Aroma is slightly hoppy, grassy. Taste is very smooth, slightly malty with a corn flavor. Very simple. Not good, not too bad.

12oz bottle. Clear filtered yellow colored body with a thin film of a white head that falls apart in a flash. The nose is wet and tinny, with starchy notes of hay and lemon. Flavor is a thin and watery wheat, lightly sweet lemon, tinny hay, and some light, frothy yeast towards the end. It’s a simple beer and there’s not much to it, just a simple, straightforward, lager with a touch of corn, but not enough to make it terrible.

(12oz bottle, thanks mj) Clear apple juice body with small white head. Aroma is medium sweet, grassy, corn, light metallic. Taste is medium sweet, corn, light bread, grassy. Light body.

provided by mj. Clear straw body with a small white head - fading. The nose is sweet with light honey, some grainy malt and hints of corn. The flavor is lightly sweet, no bitterness with grainy malt, refined sugar and some herbs. Light body is thin with light, flimsy carbonation.

12 oz. bottle, enjoyed during the NFC Championships (Green Bay vs. Giants). Initial banana ester that disappeared when I poured, leaving a light pils type smell. Light gold color. meringue-like head; I can pour on top of the head and get a little "hill" in my glass. Malts are pretty light, though. A nice bite of noble hops. yes, clean and crisp, but that only helps point out that there’s not a lot of ways to make this style of beer exciting.