Iron Hill Light Lager

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

(Draught) Pours a clear yellow body with a small white head. Aroma of grass and freshly ground grain. Light maltiness with a sweet, funky finish.

Pours a clear and thin looking light yellow color with a fizzy white head. Aroma is subtle, yet sweet lemons. flavors are sweet corn and lemony hops. Not horrible for a light.

North Wales location. Clear, very pale straw body with a fading, filmy white head. Aroma and flavor are buttery with pineapples and citrus notes plus a sweet corny quality like corn syrup. Light bodied. Basic and inoffensive, but pointless.

On tap @ Media location. Lemonade yellow appearance, slight bitterness, and crisp aftertaste. A passive and unoffensive beer your BMC could tolerate.

Draught sample at Iron Hill, West Chester. Mild malt or mash aroma with subtle hoppy notes. Clean and grainy with a bit of strawberry. Pale gold clear with thin off-white head. Light watery body with medium-high carbonation. Starts light and clean with mild wort grain notes, decent hop character and mild acidity. Decent for a light lager.

very pale yellow. very crisp and clean smell. not much to the taste but finishes clean with no aftertaste like you get with some lagers. this would be good on a hot summer day

This really sucked. A bad start to this sampler plater. Pale yellow appearance with little head. Corn and more corn with some malt. Pass on this one!

It’s a light lager. Not much to be said; tastes like carbonated water with a tiny bit of hops and malt leading to a bland, almost nonexistent finish. I guess it was made for the BMC crowd who goes to eat there.