Capital Wild Rice

Brewed by Capital Brewery
Style: Specialty Grain
Middleton, Wisconsin USA

12 oz bottle at Nick’s Restaurant (New Glarus, WI). Pours a dull pale amber, cleat, moderate white bubbly head that laces decent. Aromas are a bit skunky, rice aromas and a touch of dark sweetness. Grainy, subtle. Initial is wild rice, a little dirty. Light bitterness on he finish with florals. A little dirty, grainy. The booze feels stronger in this than most.

Clear straw yellow with a large white head and some lace. Aroma of sweet malt, grassy hops and heavy grains. Odd tasting and somewhat metallic with flavors of sweet malt (rice) and some grassy hops. Goes down easy but not a whole lot to it.

Grain, hops, aroma. Amber, yellow-orange color with mild, quickly deminishing head. A malt, nut, taste with a hint of sweet, bitter at the end.

light color with a quickly vanishing head, aroma similar to a domestic light beer, drinks with a bready flavor and a bitter finish that disipates quickly, not amazing but a nice light beer

Golden color with a foamy but vanishing white head. MIld grainy aroma with a hint of hops and caramel. Flavor of rye bread and hops with a bitter finish. Interesting concept to use wild rice but this brew is still a little average.

Pours golden and clear with minimal white head, aromas are of grains and hops taste is crisp and clean I liked the idea of wild rice but bud brews with rice altough this taste much better it is still and easy drinking lager

Nice orange color not much of a head. Light hops and a little mettalic tinge But other wise pretty good.

Clear amber orange with a scant white head, a few traces of lacing. Faint grain aroma. Initially seems very dilute on flavor, but a toasted nutty or tea resin flavor develops, finishing with a bit of cider. Thin body.