Coney Island Lager

Bottle from Total Wine. Pours an amber color and a centimeter of white head. Aroma of piney hops and grains. Flavors include subtle caramel, wheat bread, toffee, nice hop bite in the finish. Lively carbonation and medium body. Nothing special, but a refreshing brew nonetheless.

Poured from big bottle. Grassy and gassy aroma. A bit darker than most lagers. Very nice roasted malt flavor. Crisp and clean feel. Great finish. A fine lager.

Bottled. Almost clear amber. Perfumy grapefruit aroma. Sweet with clean crystaml malt. Some caramel and hay. Light-medium bodied with perfumy grapefruity hops building up to a mid-bitter finish. Shallow, but pleasant.

Very interesting beer. Tastes like a mixture between a lager and an amber. Darker in color than most lagers. The full body mixed with amber taste makes for a nice experience on your palate.

This bottled brew from a bottle shop poured a medium sized head of foamy finely sized off-white colored bubbles that were mostly lasting and left behind a hazy softly carbonated orange brown colored body. The aroma was malty. The crisp mouth feel was tingly at the start and at the finish. The thick flavor contained notes of dark malt. A decent one that I would consider buying again.

(bottle). Light cloudy amber color. Small off white hed which is mostly diminishing. Light malt and alcohol aromas. Sweet malt flavor. Avg duration. Smooth finish with lasting sweetness. Moderate carbonation. Spare lacing.

Shmaltz coney Island Lager on Tap at Ratte N’ Hum NYC. Poured rich orange with a tan head. Nose was sweet, rich and inviting. Taste is sweet, hopped up and quite good, this is a quite nice Vienna.

22 oz. bottle. Pours a short lived white head, over a clear light amber (SRM 14) body.....nose is rich with malts, toffee, cereal.....taste is very malt forward, with toasted cereal dominating early, later a light hop bitterness comes in to balance....mouth feel is medium, carbonation low to medium. This meets the Vienna style very well,