 gotohelunc (385), Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Jan 30, 2008
Bottle. Clear golden color, not much head. Smells like honey and straw, although mostly like nothing. There’s some malt character to this stuff, but mostly it tastes like a more flavorful standard American lager. I’m not sure how much it costs, but it’s a perfectly fine session beer and most non-craft beer drinkers would like it ok. Goes down smooth without totally tasting like water.
JuStuka (149), , Mexico
Sep 1, 2008 Find this one in a beer store in denver col, amber color, malt aroma, dry on finish, easy to drink.
merlin48 (352), New Tazewell, Tennessee, USA
Aug 9, 2008 Not a bad effort. Clear, dark brown body topped by a small beige head that leaves some scattered lace. Muted aroma has some dark toasted bread and spicy hops. Taste adds a note of faint chocolate to the dark bread and spicy hop. Unremarkable, but probably the best offering of the Spoetzl line.
unclemattie (1620), Georgia, USA
Jul 26, 2008 12oz twist-off bottle. Pours clear, amber color. White head. Toasted malt aroma. Lager yeast. Smells like it’s a balanced beer. Flavor is kinda sharp. Rich toasted malt. Big bitter finish. Not what you’d expect from an American Dark Lager. Overall, it is drinkable. Not mindblowing.
specksnreds (55), USA
Jun 12, 2008 It’s pretty good. Heavy on the carbonation and more malt than bitter. Easy to drink, but not outstanding.
Funknmilla (525), Absecon, New Jersey, USA
May 8, 2008 12 oz bottle...golden body with a light beige head...smells nice...nice malts...drinks pretty light...reminds me of Miller’s 1855 Celebration Lager, almost to a tee...a light creaminess to the body, not very complex....nice, nice, and nice...a fresh yeasty thing with a pleasant malt finish...lots of carbonation, even a smidge of lacing...quite easy to drink...the carbonation is a big presence here, which makes it creamy, but makes it hard to pick out much in the flavor
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