D.B. Hobbs Golden Lager

Brewed by City Brewery (Melanie Brewing Co)
Style: Pale Lager
La Crosse, Wisconsin USA

12oz can. Aroma is cheap macro grains and metal. Pee yellow hue with fizzy white head that diminished and left little lace. Flavor is cheap macro swill that somewhat resembles lager beer. Palate is light and lively. Overall another crappy lager, no surprises here.

Can from Ralph’s. Light golden in color. Sweet corn aroma. Very sweet aroma. Grain and malts dominate the flavor. A hint of bitterness. Not the worst pale lager out there. Not too good either.

Had been planning to drink my Lagunitas Gnarleywine barleywine tonight - but after getting back from a 3-mile jog in our 90 Degree day Western Washington day, I opened the fridge, saw this, and decided to put of the big guy until I rehydrate with a cold canned lager. That being said, it was very refreshing out of a icey tin can, but tasted like what you would expect; sweet corn, grain, and sour hops. Oh well - lanwmower beer? If its all you got then go ahead. I think they could serve this in those little paper cups at marathons that they hand to runners and they would never bat an eye when slamming one down at mile 19.

Friend brought this over for a cookout. Drank straight from the can, cause thats what you do with cheap beer. Nice light flavor of grass, and a pretty decent American lager. Be a good canoeing beer. Cause its cheap and you dont mind when you spill cheap beer in the canoe. Definitely more drinkable than the other mass produced crap. Not something I would want every day of course.

I pickd up this beer at Fry’s Food Store (Kroger) for $6 a 12-pack. I have some friend coming over from Wisconsin and wanted to make them feel at home. This is actually a very good American Style commercial lager. Very clean malty nose, no graininess or corn smell. No discernable hop aroma but it has about 8-10 IBU’s of bitterness. Malty sweetness is present but not overly so and is appropriate for style. Pours a clear pale golden color and a thick head with some staying power.

Judgeing this as a mass produced pale lager. Typical yellow beer with a nice sized white head. Very malty aroma,, typical of American macro lager. Nice malty taste, thin but not over sweet, no discenable hops. Thin palate, gets a tad watery in the end. for $5.99 a 12 this aint half bad for Grillin out, like im doing tonight

12oz Can - Gravity Room - Olympia, WA
Aroma – Lager aroma with lots of malt and very little hops.
Appearance – Golden yellow color, clear and a nice head.
Flavor – This was a light malt flavor with very little hops for flavoring. This was a simple drinking beer.
Palate – Decent Mouthfeel, a good dry finish.
Overall – Not sure what others want from this it was a light lager beer had little flavor but great for a hot day working in the yard. It is a simple mass produced beer for the rednecks in our world.

12 pack of cans with NachlamSie. Pours a clear yellow with just a touch of a green hue and a reasonable white head. The aroma is faint but slightly sweet and grassy, maybe even a touch of fruitiness. The flavor is pretty weak, but isn’t offensive at all. Some mild malty sweetness, some twang from the carbonation, and a faint touch of papery hops. I’m surprised once in a while by a faint yeasty banana note. This isn’t a well-made beer by any means, but it’s actually drinkable, and combined with the extreme cheapness ($5.99 for 12 at Kroger) I’ll probably end up buying it again.