Though many Belgian brews rely on stone-fruited effervescence, this musty lager suffices blue collar American tastes with its taut citric hop bitterness and dry honeyed malt insinuation. Simple mineral water stream filters pungent yeast timbre, moderate barley-rye resonation, and earthen barnyard waft.
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FOSTER’S LAGER
KOHINOOR INDIAN PREMIUM LAGER
Sugary malt-sweetened waft amplifies expected burnt wood chip spicing, toning down prematurely as wheat-chaffed husked grain dryness seeps through sharp black-peppered earthiness to light corn sugared finish, leaving trails of white lace along glass sides.
POCONO LAGER
STRAUB LAGER
ABITA AMBER LAGER
FRIO LAGER
Unfortunately, Frio’s green lizard-labeled marketing concept is more interesting than the gluten-free product itself. Munich helles-styled barleymalts hit quick, then dissipate. Though lacking distinction and too close to mass-produced beer, there’s nothing offensive about its relaxing flow. Perfect for amateurs. Brewery defunct: 2005.
LABATT’S COPPER AMBER LAGER
POINT AMBER CLASSIC LAGER
T.G.I.F. PREMIUM AMBER LAGER
Plain, settling middleweight weaves aromatic sweet malt caress around minimal grain exposure. Smooth buttery finish needs assertion.