Iron Hill Light Lager

Brewed by Iron Hill Newark
Style: Pale Lager
Newark, Delaware USA

Light color with a cheap-smelling aroma. Taste is standard light lager, only a tad better. Why bother?

Draft at the West Chester location, July 2006. A very light yellow beer with a white head. The aroma is sweet with notes of straw, and a bit of acidity - like so many light beers. The flavor is sweet citrusy and with a bit of acidity, leading to a dry cardboardy end. And the body is thin. Boring.

Pours yellow, was light and crisp. Nothing special about this, just your standard light beer. My least favorite serving.

Light, crisp appearance with little detectable aroma. Clean, but somewhat dank. Boring. Why bother?

very light color, very empty flavor. not a bad tasting beer just not tasty. just not much to this beer or this style

Not that good. Had this on the Halloween Loop ’06. Iron Hill was a great stop though, a nice changeup from the horribly overcrowded Kahunaville nextdoor.

Clear sparkling straw color, thin fizzy white head. Bland nose of sweet corn, light fruity tones, and touches of bread. Taste is weak with corn and earth. Was well thinned throughout with medium carbonation. No offense to UD students, but this most likely was made just for them. Guess I could pound a lot of this in the right situation...

draft. Decent body despite being a pale lager. Good flavor that goes well with food but not one I would have again.