Beachside American Lager

Brewed by Florida Beer Company
Style: Pale Lager
Melbourne, Florida USA

12oz bottle-pours a creamy white head that laces. Straw/yellow color. Aroma is fruit/apple, malt. Taste is malty, good carbonation. Refreshing. No date, ink stamped on bottom 336 B1 05:38.

Six-pack from Publix in Bonita Springs, FL. Poured a small white head with short retention, transparent, visible carbonation, one ring of lacing, and a yellow hue. The aroma was corn, grassy and grainy. Ditto for the flavor with a bit of bitterness. Smooth mouthfeel and light-medium body. An easy to drink beer and pretty much right on for the style.

Tallahassee, Fl. - World Market - 12 oz bottle. Medium golden pour, soft white head with decent lacing. Dishwater aroma, hints of aquarium water. Flavor has a definite corn twinge to it with some biscuity malty sweetness. Finsihses with a hint of black pepper. Mouthfeel is a bit on the thin side and starts to clench the throat as it warms up. Had worse.

Bottle from Whole Foods. Yellow color, grainy aroma and grainy taste. Pretty watery. Not overly bitter and had a better flavor than a macro brewer....but it isnt a "premium" lager like it says it is.

Courtesy of Degarth. Pours clear gold with thin white head. The aroma has a nice crystal malt influence to go with a faint noble hop sense. The flavor has a mild carbonation enhanced roastiness, some faint tart malt astringency and wafer thin notes of something resembling hops. The experience ends with mild malts and a lingering vague hop bitterness.

The aroma is malty in a macro lager way with an adjunct like quality that makes it a little corn like and a little acidic. There is a little bit of grassiness. The appearance is pale gold with a slight hazing and a small head. The flavor is not too bad it’s incredibly simple with just a corn malt taste and a touch of bitterness. The palate is right for the style. Pretty much a standard lager.

Bread-malty aroma with a trace of west coast hopping. Fair label, light, nearly-clear gold. Thin head lasts a while. Tart, clumsy, unpleasantly bitter and somewhat aley. Finishes out with an unpleasant bitterness. Medium body. This is like a pils gone bad. Glad I didn’t get a sixpack. I’ll put it to you this way, I just took this back-to-back with Singha Light - a non-descript light lager - and this one lost.

[928-20071206] Tap @ brewery (Melbourne, FL). Sweet fruity perfume aroma. Clear, light orange brown body with a quick white creamy head. Grainy sweet fruit malt flavour. Medium body. Not bad.