Rogue Kells Irish Style Lager

Very solid for a lighter lager. Grassy notes and some mild citrus as well. Not as intensely carbonated like most beers similar to this, and that’s a good thing.

22 oz bottle-pours a foamy white head and gold color. Aroma is light malt-some sweetness, light citrus. Taste is grass/wheat light malt-some sweetness, light citrus-with some flatness. Nice, OK carbonation. Comes across like a slightly sweet kolsch.

Premium Lager is a strange style. Pours cloudy plae straw color one inch tick foamy off-white head. Aroma is lightly fruity a bit a of sweet malts and slight funky quality. Ok flavor, a bit sweet dry and fruit with a hoppy quality that just isn’t quite enough.

Aroma is yeast, wheat. Decent hops, and faint malts. The hops are there but they dissappear as soon as they show. Easy to make a session out of. A great lager to say the least.

Clear golden yellow with nice white head. Got a very smooth mouthfeel with hint’s of hops, malt, hay and apple. Really good lager...

Bottle. Pours amber/copper with a minimal head and leaves a thin lacing. The aroma is tart and a bit sour with some hay. Flavors of hops and barley dominate. Watery and acidic palate. Overall pretty good.

22oz while fly fishing at Linear; crisp and clean, good level of carbonation, light malt and enough hops. Nice

A very unexciting appearance- sort of a dull hazy orange-yellow with no head. Smells strange, slightly fruity, slightly malty, some bread. And it has a very similar flavor. A surprisingly full bodied beer, and very drinkable on top of that, mostly because the flavor is non-offensive enough, but there was nothing special going on at all.