Roslyn Brookside Beer

Brewed by Roslyn Brewing Company
Style: Pale Lager
Roslyn, Washington USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, English pint, Lager glass, Shaker

Bottle:   Golden, a little dull, slight haze, large frothy white head, light lacing, nice carbonation.   Very soft malty nose, a little straw/hay.   Smooth on the tongue, malty, very pale breadiness.   Has a nice body to it.   Smooth, very light in flavor tho.   Just some soft breadiness, straw, hay.   Tiz clean tho.   Funny that it has a nice body, but not tons of flavor.   Pretty respectable, and better than I was expecting.

Draft at Suncadia Resort in Cle Elum, WA. Golden color with little head. Crisp flavor with some grassy notes. Decent but forgettable.

bottle. sparkling hazed gold body with a thick, tall-building white head. mild dusty corn and cream nose with quiet aroma hops. highly effervescent carbonation. medium-light body but still has some rounded chewiness. bittering hops seem suspended over the chewy, almost syrupy malt. hallertau don’t seem very central.

Draft @ Taphouse Grill, Seattle, WA. Pours a clear golden color with a small off-white head. Has a sweetish malty grainy aroma. Sweetish malty grainy flavor with some hoppy hints. Has a fruity malty grainy finish.

Golden bronze, well carbonated and a little foamy. A bit of the muted steam beer hop nose with some corn grits notes and a cream ale-esque quality. The body is a mild sweet grain and corn sweetness. Creamy with a somewhat earthy hop quality though it is well in the background.

22oz bottle, thanks to Jim. My bottle was a gusher. The beer was served in a footed pils glass that once belonged to my grandfather. Hazy golden color with a large rocky head. Sweet, bready malt and floral aroma. Full bodied would be an apt description, but the bitterness at the finish keeps it nicely balanced. Light, cracker-like malt and some pleasant floral hops in the flavor. Clean fermentation characteristics. A nice beer on a hot day. Simple and enjoyable, truly more than the sum of it’s parts.

Pours opaque orange with a foamy beige head that fades leaving spotty lacing and a small ring around the glass. Aroma of mild citrus, caramel and nut. Taste is full for a pale lager with grain, caramel, nut, mild hops. Body is more full also than a typical pale lager. Pretty good stuff.

Bomber from Malt & Vine. Pours hazy amber gold with an ok foamy white head. Mixed aromas of light fruit and spicey grass. Medium body with foamy carbonation. Flavor is floral/fruity/grassy over pale malt. Finishes nicely bitter. Damn tasty lager.