William Penn Colonial Style Lager

Brewed by City Brewery (Melanie Brewing Co)
Style: Vienna
La Crosse, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Lager glass

A pretty standard sessionable beer. I think i could drink a bunch of these and hear they are pretty cheap.

Bottle. Pours amber with a beige head. Sweet and grainy malty aroma. the flavor has lightly sweet toffee malts, husky grainy notes, straw, and a hint of bitterness. Not bad.

Poured a slightly cloudy reddish amber with not much of a head that diminished to a light lace. Aroma was primarily of sweet malts. Taste was very interesting - began with nutty malt front end and then finished with a maple-like flavor with low hop bitterness. Palate was decent. Overall, an interesting flavor profile that I was not expecting. I may re-visit this stuff in the future. An honorable brew by the City Brewery in LaCrosse.

Bottle. Pour was light golden with a fluffy white head. Aroma was of crisp malt and rice. Flavor was slightly malty with some bread, very light hop character, and clean. Nothing exciting, but a decent brew.

Expired when the colonies were formed! - Moto It tastes like a fat latino woman shit in the vat - Mike It like when you have a sore throat and you suck on the stuff to numb your mouth to numb the pain. - Drex 2 Star Stank - This is like age of empires shit. - Kool-Aid

nice lager had in Pittsburgh. pours amber with nice head. aroma is hops and yeast and grapes. flavor is vefy smooth. light tasting. weak palate

12 ounce bottle, listed as Commonwealth Brewing, apparently a ruse. Anyway, pours a clear amber color with a medium white head. The aroma is sweet malts, loads of caramel. The flavor is smooth, unoffensive, malts and caramel, mostly clean. OK.

A musty malt flavor lingers in the mouth and makes the beer wholly Vienna. A medium to lighter body with amber hues gives way to a stale caramel flavor. Not bad, but not noteworthy.