Full Sail Limited Edition Lager (LTD 01)

Brewed by Full Sail Brewing Company
Style: Dunkel
Hood River, Oregon USA

Pours reddish amber with a thin head. light dark cherry fruit aroma, malty caramal. Malt forward flavour, caramal and biscuit. light alc presence mingles with what light hop presence there is. Very drinkable.

12oz bottle: pours a deep dark amber brown with no head, aroma is almost not existent, flavor very light but tasting some caramel type malt no hops. dfferent than a normal pale lager but nothing to special.

Bottle. Clear orange-brown, small head, malty aroma. Caramel malt flavor, sweet finish. Not great but nice.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a dark copper color, with minimal head. Flavor: Somewhat sweet, with a slightly fizzy finish.

Courtesy of Degarth. Pours clear deep copper nearing amber with thin tan head. Mild aroma with sweet malts and roasted malts getting together for a semi sweet malty nose. Also I seem to be smelling some pale to grainy to biscuit malts. The body is a bit thin with sweet malts, caramel, mild dark fruity esters and a base of molasses in the background. Loved the aroma albeit it was too light.

This is dark red-brown with a big tan head that slowly shrinks to a smaller, lasting head and leaves some lace. The aroma is toasted malt and caramel. The taste has the same toasty, caramel qualities, is sweet with a light bitterness, and a light burnt-caramel quality. It’s easy to drink and tasty, with some body but for me it’s a little too soft and lacks depth and complexity and has little bite. It actually seems to me to be more like a bock considering its strength.

Clear brown pour with a foamy tam head. Malt and caramel in the aroma. Flavor is similar, with some hops on the finish. Just average.

The aroma was light and yeasty with a strong malt note. The beer poured a broen bronze color with thin head and almost no lacing. The flavor was bready and yeasty with hints of malts and light fruit. The mouthfeel was light and creamy.