Daves Electric Beer

Brewed by Electric Brewing Co.
Style: Pale Lager
Bisbee, Arizona USA

(Bottle) Pours a hazy copper body with a small white head. Aroma of soapiness, grass, oats, and dry manure from corn grain feed cattle. Flavor of toasted malt, light citrus, mild grassy/floral hops with a bitter finish.

Date: 11/05/2006
Mode: Bottle
Source: Tasting

opaque yellow, scant head, light malt aroma with earthy hops, nice light balanced malt and hop flavor, long bitter finish

Aroma: 5/10; Appearance: 6/10; Flavor: 6/10; Palate: 5/10; Overall: 11/20
Rating: 2.8/5.0
Drinkability: 6/10
Score: *4

12 Oz Bottle via footy. Somewhat classic pale beer aroma, loaded with edamame, salted peanuts, dusty floor, and lemon cleaner. Blah. Pours a mildly hazed deep gold, tinted nectarine flesh and lined with a rim of fine white soap. Flavor has surprisingly more flavor and texture. Nothing to go crazy about, but there’s plenty of grain sugars, chewy wheat feel, most enjoyably some classic noble hop flavor. Light bitterness. Nibbles of airy alcohols and pale fruit candy. Rides out into a nice crisp finish and smack, littered with cans of almonds. A well done, clean pale lager. Down the bottle some corn stalk and dust settle out, but it seems fitting. Still enjoyable to more noticeable hop flavor.

Bottle thanks to cbkschubert: Pours a clear bright golden with a wispy lacing thin white head. Aroma of mild pale malty grain and a touch of noble hops. Body starts with a faint touch of sweetness before being balanced by a crisp earthy bittering hoppy presence and a clean finish. Very true to style and something that would make for a good transition beer for someone who is used to BMC stuff.

Had this on a trip to Tucson, Az. The description said it was a "medium American lager" whatever that means. It was a nice hoppy, clean lager. Pours an orange gold with very little aroma. Best when it’s very cold.

Bottle from cbkschubert in the summertime, drunk last night. This is a pretty good beer. Orange color with no head. Malty slightly caramel aroma. The taste was smooth with light caramel malt flavor. The finish was light sweet with mild hop bitterness. I could drink this every day.

Brew pours a slightly tawny golden color w/ a shallow, semi creamy froth that reduces quickly to a full dusty canopy. Aroma is malty w/ a touch of nuts and no offensive nuances. Light to medium nectar w/ ample residual effers. It has a nice velvety feel to it. The first thing I notice is the lack of offensive flavors. Then the hops kick in. This is a well made lager w/ a moderate hop presence that lingers to the finish. Nice and malty w/ a defined nutty character. The finish is bittered nicely w/ fresh, crisp citrus rind. Overall: this brew is refreshing and clean w/ nothing to complain about. I like the hop profile. I like this better than S.A. Boston Lager by far. Now if I can just get the price down. As I read the Pale Lager style profile, this brew doesn’t fit. It’s more like a Pale Ale.

Bottle thanks to Cbkschubert. Poured a clear yellow body with decent size head. Aroma is crisp malt and bready. Flavor has a light lemon spice to it but the malty bread takes over. Smooth and easy to drink. When I poped this open I originally thought it was supposed to be an IPA and was surprised to smell and taste the Pale Lager, I thought maybe the IPA had gone bad. Pretty good for a Pale Lager.