Boscos de Mayo

Slightly hazed amber pour with off white head and lace. A hint of hops on the nose. Very good bitter malty enough to make it a medium/full bodied beer. Solid all round refreshing.

Deep copper with a small white head. Light sweet malt aroma. Clean. Flavor follows aroma. Good body, smooth.

Draft @ Nashville. Amber in the glass with a frothy off-white head that settles with time and leaves ok lacing. Very subdue aroma of malts. The flavor is slightly musty mixed with light malts, spices, and a citrus backing. Light body and soft carbonation.

Draft at Nashville. Pours a medium copper amber with an off white head. Faint aroma of toasted malts. Flavor of vienna malts, bread, and lemon- but lacking some excitement overall. Perhaps a bit more Noble hops? This is a unique twist on a Vienna and definitely has a Boscos house character. Perhaps the prickly carbonation was preventing me from picking up more nuances.

Copper colored with a smallish head. Smells of hops and malts both light but in good balance. Taste has a nice bitterness for the style. Pretty decent.

A lovely amber beer with faint white head. Has an aroma of noble hops and nice bready note. Tastes of light caramel and toast. The best Vienna lager I’ve had.

this was surprisingly one of my favorites fro mthe brewpub’s happy hour. i expected something a bit more mainstream and was pleasantly surprised with this cool interpretation of a vienna. lots of german and vienna malts with some lemon, honey, and grassy, perfumey aromas.

On tap in Memphis. I liked this much better than I thought. Has slight aroma of noble hops. Dark yellow body. Slightly malty body with some grass, crisp finish.