Delafield Dock Light

Brewed by Delafield Brewhaus
Style: Pale Lager
Delafield, Wisconsin USA

Clear, pale yellow with a small, diffusing head. Aroma is nearly 100 percent sour lemons. Tastes clean with sweet hints of sugared lemons and dinner rolls. Smooth, light carbonation. Finishes like a lemon drop. Brisk. Nothing fancy, but a nice summer quaff from a category that’s usually very sub par.

Light yellow color with a thin head. Vague malt aroma. It’s a little sweet, but not really a malt sweetness, more like sugar. Inoffensive, but bland.

Pale Yellow Coloring with White Head. Malt and Lemon Aroma. Starts off With a Hit of Lemon..Then Dry Wheat and Sweet Malt with a Wet Ending. Not Hugely Offensive.

Extremely light straw-colored body, wispy but creamy white head. Watery pale malt flavor with some hop dryness in the finish. This is the beer your wife gets when she’s dragged to along to the brewpub.

This had just a little lacing to add to the visual of macrolager light yellow. Maybe a trace of malt. Just a little hops. Pretty darn boring.

Tap at brewpub: Typical brewpub light lager, for when you bring your most unadventurous friends to the brewpub. Nothing here but some lightly malted water. Starchy taste at finish.

yeah... this is a light beer. Pale gold color, creamy head that leaves a ring around the edge. Watery taste with some miller-like bitterness and lemon. Aroma is nothing to talk about.

Clear, super light straw body, with a small white head. Aroma is light grassy and light sweet. Taste is medium sweet, with a hint of grassiness but no actual bitterness. Watery light body.