 glennmastrange (394), hobe sound, Florida, USA
Jul 14, 2008
Bottle. Light malt notes of grain, moderate hops of herbs and grass, light soap for the yeast, with wood and pepper in the background. Head is frothy white with good lacing and is mostly lasting. Color is sparkling clear amber. Flavor starts very lightly sweet and lightly acidic, then finishes moderately acidic and lightly bitter. Palate is light to medium, watery and has a lively carbonation. Crisp and refreshing just like the label says.
jkaiser (74), USA
Aug 30, 2008 Smooth mildly bitter lager. A lager with bite. Yummy and refreshing. Ginormous lacing and pretty head. Pale gold in color. Crisp. Aroma of hops more than malt. Not bad for summer.
ilherps (52), USA
Aug 29, 2008 I love sierra, this is really their first beer I haven’t been too fond of. Given the style its alright, better than macro lagers, but this beer really is lacking that great sierra nevada taste. There is flavor of malts, with a thin, hard to detect hop finish.
redlight (1048), Winter Park, Florida, USA
Aug 28, 2008 draft. Yeasty, sulphury aroma wth sweet malts and hints of grassy hops. Pours clear blonde with a thick white head. Sweet cereal like malts up front with honey, a crisp hop bite with some sweet grassy notes in finish. Very light and crisp nice for a summer day.
JCB (1001), Durham, North Carolina, USA
Aug 26, 2008 12oz from Sam’s, Durham. I almost feel guilty giving such a low rating to a SN beer, since I have such a high regard for their stuff in general. But this is effectively not too far from macro stuff, a lightly flavorful lager that’s thin on the hops and, alas, in the taste.
smerrell (1), St Louis Park, Minnesota, USA
does not count  Aug 22, 2008 I’ll start off by saying that I love a good lager, especially one with a good amount of hops. This beer has a very soft floral aroma with an even balance of grains, is light golden in color, and has a fair head for a lager. It is lighter than their Pale Ale, as it should be for a Summer seasonal, but still has a decent body. The overall palate is dry with floral, citrus undertones to compliment the malt grainy majority that creates a very crisp beer.
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