Daves Electric Beer

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

Golden color out of the bottle with an attractive white head. Thanks to cbkschubert for the bottle. This is a nice pale lager and could be an everyday drinker in the summer. Light bready malt with noticable citrus hops, especially in the finish. Solid body and nice mouthfeel.

Courtesy of cbkschubert- I don’t know what Dave was going for here, but it was far from electric. The aroma was nowhere to be found, the taste was like a Budweiser mixed with water. It had a somewhat metallic finish with a tad of hops. You can’t complain about free beer, though. Thanks!

Bottle: Courtesy of cbkschubert via trade. The aroma has light lager yeastiness with a hint of floral and grassy hops. Pours a hazy pale yellowa small soapy white head with some sediment floating around. Flavor starts with light lager yeastiness with a touch of citrus and grain. The finish is a little harsh with moderate metallic grassy and herbal hoppiness. This would be an alright pale lager if not for the harsh metal flavors in the finish.

Bottle from Craig. Seems like a light amber color, clear with a touch of yeast sediment at the bottom. Fair but fast fading white head, decent lacing. Aroma is lightly grainy, moderate toast and lightly floral/herbal hops. Medium to light bodied. Toasted grain and biscuit flavor, lightly dry, herbal hop bitterness that lingers pleasantly perhaps some slight lemon. This is really pretty tasty for what it is. I could have this as a daily drinker and be very happy with it.

12oz bottle acquired in trade with cbkschubert (thanks!). Poured a lighter and slightly cloudy golden color with a smaller sized white head. Aromas of grain and toasted malts. Tastes of grain, toasted malts and a light citrus finish. Thin body.

Bottle from cbkschubert: Clear orange/gold in color with a white head. Aroma of pale malts and hops, some yeasty/bready quality. Flavor, sweet and citrusy with some yeast to it as well. Not bad.

Bottle via cbkschubert. The beer pours to a really hazy straw colored body with a creamy white head. Nice slow carbonation and great lacing. The aroma is floral and lightly bready. Some ripe citrus and wheat. Very crisp and clean aroma. At times, I get wiffs of dry crusty bread. The flavor is bready and lightly sweet toast. Some bitter grassiness in it. The palate is lightly bitter. Decently bodied. A touch dry. I thought this was a very good pale lager.

Pours a pale yellow color, no head or lacing. The nose is light and toasty with some malts and a big crispy yeast and hop note. The flavor is sweet and balanced, nice toasty hop body and mouthfeel. A zesty finish and a nice aleish quality in the tail. Very good hoppy lager.