Samuel Adams Winter Lager

Brewed by Boston Beer Company
Style: Weizen Bock
Boston, Massachusetts USA

Reddish amber pour with a light brown head. Spiced apple yeasty aroma with a touch of chocolate and spices. Light to medium bodied. Taste is of spices, a touch of caramel and toffee and a hint of dark fruit (cherries?) with a woody bitter finish. A pleasant beer, just a bit dull.

Bottle. Pours an off white head that receded quickly and a caramel colored body. Notes of malts and caramel, and the taste was caramel, burnt malts, and almost a coffee flavor on the back end. Fizzy and bubbly mouhtfeel.

Malts and spices.....amber color with alot of head. Ginger and spices. Decent brew. intro to craft beer.

aroma of honey, spices and herbs. flavour shows more spices, herbs with some woody, roasted, cinnamon on the finish.

Location: One of those bears you can get anywhere...

Aroma: Spicy, roasted malts
Appearance: Golden-like amber, mostly clear
Flavor: Highly malted, spice
Palate: Light body, smooth finish
Overall Impression: A nice solid winter lager, one of those go to beers in the winter when there aren’t many choices on the menu.

Pours light amber, has a good variety of spices. More bitter and fizzy than the Goose Island winter brew. Tastes great

On tap in a Mexican restaurant in Tyson’s Corner, Virginia. Medium brown in colour with a slight white head. Aroma of toffee apples, yeast and spice. Sweetish flavour with more spice and a short bitter finish. Ok.

Bottle, starts with a typical sam taste ends with note of spice and finishes with cinnamon.