Full Sail Limited Edition Lager (LTD 02)

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

Tallahassee, Fl. - Leon Pub - 12 oz bottle. Murky, light orange pour, slight white head. Buttery aroma with some spicy accents. Flavor has some ripening vegetable notes, some buttery accents, honey sweetness and some kids corn cereal in the back end. Crisp, clean mouthfeel. Not outstanding in any one area - just all around solid. Very decent refreshing drinkable lager.

12 oz bottle

I was looking for something light at the store and saw this on a bottom shelf. It seems to be holding up very well but I will probably drink the other five bottles as soon as possible. It seems to be one that people either love or are indifferent about. Personally I found it to be an enjoyable session beer.

Aroma / Appearance - The coppery body was disturbed by moderate carbonation. Pears, wheat, honey soaked graham crackers and a hint of alcohol form a nose which is not terribly complex but for the style quite nice.

Flavor / Palate - The taste of canned peaches took a little bit of getting used to but the caramel Twix that followed balanced things well. A faint hoppiness lingers on the tongue for about two minutes following each sip. This was a nice summer beer for drinking on a hot day when the intensity and thickness of an imperial stout or porter would be too much.

An almost amber pour with the aroma of sweet corn that is just a little past it’s prime. A semi sweet malty flavor goes quickly to a bit of a bitter. And just a hint of warmth as well.To me the palate is super strong for the style. Carbonation is excellent. A very pleasant drinker I was surprised at how much it reminded me of an amber ale.

12oz bottle thanks to IrishBoy. Really nice fresh nose of oily honey and crisp hay and grains. Moderately thick but not heavy, with a syrupy honey and whole wheat bread flavor. Finishes snappy and crisp. Very good lager, something that Full Sail always seems to do well.

This is a very nice, fairly full-bodied pale lager with good flavour. It is amber with a thin white head that dissipates steadily to leave a thin ring. The aroma is malt and grain, like a more basic good pale lager but stronger and richer. The taste is similar, more malty, a bit sweet, little bitterness but some tang, faint fruitiness, and a biscuit-grain finish. Agian, it’s like a standard good pale lager but more fuill-bodied, flavourful, and a bit more fruity. It has a fuller, richer palate. Smooth, tasty, and easily drinkable, this is a very nice, very satisfying beer for this job.

12oz bottle. pours pretty creamy and looks very copper in color. not what i would expect for a "lager"doesn’t look or taste like a lager. more like an ale. slightly cloudy pale copper color. fruity, barely hoppy aroma. grass and slightly cinnamon smell. smooth with a tiny hop bite about 3/4 through the palate stage. very smooth and pretty tasty flavor, but not what i would consider "lager" by any stretch of the imagination.

The beer pours an orange like amber with a monstrous creamy light tan head that slowly evaporates leaving a fine concealing sheet upon the glass. Sweet malt nose, almost fruity, clean and fresh, hints of caramel, more ale like than a lager, with the top medium to full. Finish once again has an ale like acidity, the hops delectable, sweetness lingers long in the dry aftertaste, a good easy drinking beer, and glad I bought a six pack.

Not as good the second time around...12 oz from trader joes in cali- nice copper color with a medium head.nice caramel aroma and bold taste.. strong to the palate with a lasting impression.. good sleeper beer but does lack the punch some of the other premiums possess.. decent session beer