Dixie Jazz Amber Light

Brewed by Minhas Craft Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Monroe, Wisconsin USA

Pours a light copper color with an off white head. Aroma is honey, toast, some fruity notes, and some spicy notes. Flavor is honey, grain, some toast, fruity, and a light spicy finish.

Not bad, especially for a light beer. Flavor was a little weird and unbalanced but drinkable. A bit fruity, a bit malty. Like some styles of jazz: a combination of diverse elements thrown together.

bottle, golden color with short tight foam, aroma has some cardboard and citrus, flavor is fruity with a slick buttery texture, flat finish

Bottle from Total Wine St. Pete. Gold pour with white head. Fruity and hopcitric smell, with flavors of pale malt, mild hopcit, mild fruity notes. Not much going on here, and not one I’d drink again.

Quite possible one of teh worst beers I’ve ever tasted. Hardly any aroma and very a very watered down flavor. Worse than commercial lite beers.

Bottle - Pours a slightly hazy amber in color with a small whitish head that quickly fades... not much carbonation at all. Aroma is slightly sour and almost wine-like. Hints of corn and cheap adjunct fermentables. Flavor is also slightly wine-like with a slightly sour finish, no hops to speak of and not much else. Is this really beer? Not good at all...

Pour is a tan with a small white head. Aroma is nothing and flavor follows with a big helping of nothing. Very watery and not worth your time.

Pours a light amber with thin white head. Aroma is sweet malt and corn. Flavor is odd--has a grapelike quality, like a watered-down chardonnay. Sharp carbonation. Wasn’t a drain pour, but certainly not one I’d seek out again.