Copper Canyon Northwestern Gold

On tap: The aroma is lightly sweet with moderate grassiness. Transparent gold with a minimal white head that leaves behind sporadic lacing. The flavor has some light lager sweetness with a touch of citrus. The finish is moderately grassy. It is boring, but about as good as you can expect from a house golden lager.

Clear light gold color. Maybe a tiny bit of barley or wheat on the aroma. Little head. Has a medium light body with a tinge of sour hops, and a fluffy, doughy finish. Aftertaste is decent though, it tasted like I was chewing on some wheat, which was about the only flavor I could really find. Again, not a bad flavor, just not much of any flavor.

Golden and highly carbonated with a faint nose of wheat fields and leaves. Grainy first sip, lively mouthfeel and quite a thick body for a presumably thin selection. Taste really went nowhere, staying grainy and bland. Hints of dryness at the end. Not offensive or too harsh, or too thin for that matter.

Good head and nice lace. Golden Color with a clean smooth taste.

This one is their microbrew for the masses and it manages to capture rather well the typical beery standard lager taste in its fuller ale body. Cardboard malt, some hops at close.