Stone Coast Sunday River Lager

Brewed by Sunday River Brewpub and Restaurant
Style: Pale Lager
Bethel, Maine USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Pours straw/gold with a thin fizzy white head. Smells grassy and sweet with some perfumy hints. Tastes sweet and skunky with some earthiness on the finish.

bottle poured a light amber color with a thin white head. aroma has sweet malt, light grains, and faint spice. flavor is sweet, pale malts, and some lingering hops poking around. saw this on the shelf at a local store and had to buy the last bottle I would probably see from these guys.

Bottle... Cloudy golden lager with a small, creamy, white head. Decent retention. The aroma is a refreshing, down-home blend of cookie, biscuit, pale grain and warm mash notes. Medium-bodied with lively carbonation. Nice, toasty, biscuity flavor. A touch sweet, but refreshing nonetheless. Coarse, snappy, dry finish. I’m not much of a lager guy, but I’m diggin’ this one. <b>Bottle courtesy of beer bill!</b>

Pours gold into a shaker. Fluffy bright white head leaves spots lacing as it slowly recedes. Dusty plum and malt aromas. Sour, bitter and unpleasant.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a mostly clear gold with a thin white head that faded into a scummy looking film after the first sip and left no lace. Faint aroma of malt and grassy hops. The flavor is a little bit better with a bit of malt up front followed by some grassy hops. Mildly bitter at the finish. This is not an offensive beer, but it certainly is a boring one.

Pretty good lager. Smooth with a nice malty sweetness and perfectly balanced spicy hop bitterness. Appears to be unfiltered. Fairly straightforward stuff, but enjoyable nonetheless. 12oz. bottle.

12oz bottle. Poured a medium and hazy amber color with a small sized head. Aromas of toasted malts, grains, honey comb, and lightly bready. Tastes of toasted grains, bready, and had a grassy finish. Not bad for a pale lager.

(bottle - 12 oz) Straw gold in color with a fizzy white head. Aroma is a light and balanced mixture of sweet malts, dry grass, hops, and honey. Flavor has a strong hop presence that gives way to a smooth and malty middle and a crisp and slightly hoppy, bitter finish. Thin-bodied.

A Decent Lager. Pours with a good inch of head that becomes lathered. Aroma is balanced, if a little understated. Mouthfeel is good and flavor is a little bitter but overall balanced by the hops. Easy drinking and overall enjoyable.

Very underwhelming. Pretty good aroma, it seemed promising but the taste disappointed. Main flavor profile seems to be cardboard.