Samuel Adams Boston Lager

Amberish coloured beer with small white head and medium carbonation. Hoppy sweet aroma. Full palate. Finish is hoppy though nicely balanced.

Draft @ ONT airport. Pours pretty nice dark amber, nice floaty head. Nose is a little weak, some maltiness, but not much else. Flavor is caramelly barley to start, with a nice dry hoppy bite to the finish. Very drinkable. Pretty decent.

Bottle. This often is a fall back when I’m in a restaurant and there is nothing else. Pours a medium clear amber with a very thin head. Light malt nose. Decent body with a sweet hop flavor and a malty finish. Acceptable when really fresh, otherwise blah.

Amber in color,Aroma is slight malt a hint of citrus and all hops. Flavor was all hops as well a complex taste of multiple hops and and underlining barley taste. Strong bitter beer. in a good way. dry, and some bitter in the finish.

355ml bottle into pilsner glass. A clear copper-golden beer with a medium off white head that provides decent lacing. Malty aromatics with notes of toffee and citrus fruits. Thickish palate with a subtly sweet caramel malt backbone before finishing with a resinous dry hop presence that lingers long in the mouth. Very well balanced flavours. Good stuff.

Clear dark amber color. Aroma is of barley malts, hops, and pine hops as well. Taste is a more hoppy lager than normal. It has a pine undertone. Aftertaste is a little bitter, yet crisp.

Definitely drinkable. Not the most full flavored amber lager that I’ve had, Maybe if I had the boston lager glass, my impression would change.

Rich amber color; Medium body; Aroma of hops and citrus; Flavor of slightly bitter hops, caramel and some citrus overtones; A very good lager - one of my stand-bys.