Dixie Jazz Amber Light

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

Bottle shared by dragonstout. For some reason, I loved the aroma of this. Kind of like oranges and grapefruits and grass. Pour was a golden yellow. Fizzy. Taste was nice and light up front. Clean and crisp. But there was a skunky after taste I didnt care for. Some hops on the end that didnt blend too well.

Poured from the bottle into a pint glass. Pour produced a clear amber body topped by a quickly diminishing head of white foam. Fairly sweet aroma with notes of honey. Watery mouthfeel with mild carbonation. Palate is on the weak side with hops providing some bitterness. It is not too bad, but as usual with pale lagers, not too good either...

Everything about this beer is like Jazz music and all that jazz. Aroma has slight hints of honey on an otherwise background olfactory of my grammas permanent hair treatment. Fairly un hazy pale lager appearance. Weak and fairly non offensive on the taste buds. Just enough to let you know its beer and its not bad. Nice tingly carbonation. A rather enjoyable beer for a session and its as expected. Glad I tried this, it went down easy. Yep, just like jazz, free flowing without any one particular attribute except mildness. S5L2F3T5O12

Very nice light beer. I find if funny that its called Amber light but it is a very light gold. Aroma was very nice for a pale lager. Very grainy with pale malt. Pour was a nice light gold with a 2 finger white head and a lot of tiny rising bubbles. Taste was different. A lot of flavor for a light beer. Again very grainy with sticky pale malt and almost a hint of honey. Sweet aftertaste. Heavy carbonation. So strong that you have to wait in between sips because your cheeks are burning.

TN tasting at maniac’s. Very light amber with small white head. Aroma is sweet with a little skunky grain. Very grainly flavor, with some biscuit. Medium thin body with moderate carbonation. Boring. Reminds me ever so slightly of dundees honey brown.

(Bottle. Brewed for Dixie by Joseph Huber of Milwaukee). No aroma to speak of. Apple juice color body, disappearing head. Extremely mild flavor, touch of malts. Pretty bad.

clear gold with an orange hue. small white head. caramel malt aroma. the caramel malts dominate flavor with a light grassy finish. clean flavor and refreshing. nothing bad about this.

Bottle, pours very light brown color with a white head. Tastes very light slightly sweet, no character or mouthfeel just like water. Ok it was better than Mich Ultra Amber but not a whole lot.