Rogue Kells Irish Style Lager

Yellow and clear with a nice white head. Slightly flowery smell slightly off aroma. Smooth flavor with a hint of apples. Finishes nice.

From a 22 oz bottle this poured a clear dark gold with a big fluffy white head and left big chunks of lacing as it settled. Nose of sweet malts, and citrus hops. Mild mouthfeel with quite a bit of carbonation. Flavor is malty, with a hint of fruit, and a dry finish. Good example of its type.

A bland, underhopped, watery beer with a mild grainy sweetness. Soapy head that fades rapidly. Meh.

(22oz bottle) Purchased at the Strath in Victoria. Lasting white head with a clear amber body. Nose is grainy, tinny and dishwater soap. Flavour is bready with milk. Below average.

On tap at Belmont Station--Poured a light golden-copper body with a thin white head. Nose of crisp malts and pilsner. Sharply carbonated body with a nice dry finish. Big time session brew.

Pours light golden with an effervescent body and a mostly receding wispy off-white head. Aroma of light honey malt, light toasted malt and bready. Taste is crisp maltiness, doughy, malty Pils yeastiness. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a slight sweetness and lively carbonation. Good lager, but not worth $5.50 for 22oz.

Bottlre thanks Todd. Grainy, light cardboardy nose. Cloudy golden, lowish head. Medium grainy, light sugary malt, ok hop balance. Fairly light body, mellow mouthfeel. Somewhat sticky aftertaste.

Straw-colored, okay head and with decent carbonation. Light European hop and grain nose. Pleasantly smooth grain and corn flavor, mildly malty. A solid lager.