Rogue Kells Irish Style Lager

3/28/08: Bottle.
Lager-like nose. Medium yellow body with an off white head and plenty of lace. Flavor of lemon and hay.

Clear gold with a nice frothy head. Well-balanced aroma, and well-balanced, crisp flavor. Pretty solid lager.

crystal clear gold with nice lacing and a medium sized frothy white head. pale malts, apple juice aroma. flavor of pale malts, light crisp hops, and a bit of bread or biscuits. clean and crisp(not dry) palate. light bodied. perfectly balanced. nicely done again by rogue. not overly carbonated either. exactly what i want in a lager.

Slight aroma reminiscent of every other lager out there, with a touch of bittering hops noticeable. Pours a clear golden, with a quickly fading white head. Interesting flavor. Slightly sweet in the beginning, then some bittering hops come in. Crisp finish. Not a bad beer, but a bit overpriced.

65 cl bottle, Fargo. Medium gold colour, balanced aroma. Smoothly carbonated with a nice bitter bite on first sip. Sweet dry finish. Not bad but for the price would get something else.

22 oz. bottle. Pours a golden color with a medium sized off white head. The aroma is mildly sweet malt with a floral note as well. The flavor is on the weak side but moderatley sweet malt dominates. Touches of straw and floral hops are present. With so much more to try, this was a one timer.

Bomber pours a clear golden body with a nice white head that laces well. Aroma of bready malts, floral hops, and some fruity pear notes. Light body is crisply carbonated. Taste is quite bready, with lots of sweetness. Apple skins and spicy hops add some interest. Very sessionable.

Clear golden pour with a decent white head. Nice aroma with a dash of hops over malty sweetness. Flavor is bready malt with a touch of hoppiness and a lingering bittersweet finish. An enjoyable take on the Irish lager.