Samuel Adams Winter Lager

herbs, ginger, brown, tan foam, hazy, very bitter, medium sweetness, Cinnamon, medium body, slick feel, lively, long finish,

Color is Dark brown with an amber tint. Nice foamy white head with a dark hue. Smell, of cinnamon, nutmeg, hint hops in the background Taste is sweet at first, cinnamon, a slight hoppieness and is balance by a malt bitterness stronger than a Sam Adams Boston Lager. Has a good drinkability. Goes down good very slight after taste. Overall a good beer for those cold nights in Winter. The heavy like all good winter beers. Worth a try. Serving type: bottle

Tap. Poured brown with a white head. Aroma of spice. Light caramel and cinnamon flavor. Light.

Butterscotch malt aroma; very sweet like a caramel candy. Reddish, dark amber. One finger head that dies quickly to a dusting of minute bubbles on the surface Rich and very malty with a cognac sweetness; dark crystal malts and a touch of chocolate malt? As with other dark, rich, malty beers, the taste has nuttiness to it that reminds me of macadamias. The hop is pleasantly subtle but present, particularly in the aftertaste where the malt sugars could (but didn’t) overwhelm. A brandy beer to be used with good friends in deep conversation.

Bottle at Hard Rock Café,Hollywood,nice palate, some spivy,and ginger notes kinda hearty flavor the palate its quite dense,sticky but in a good way,taste like its been brewed within a coldenvoirement like a lager

A flovorful beer served seasonally at the Nationwide Arena. I would probably enjoy this lager more if I was not so sad to see the Octoberfest beer go away before it.

On tap at my home kegorator. Pours Dark brown with medium off white head. A hearty body with a satisfying texture. A malty aroama that was pleasing until I discovered Troegenator.

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