John Harvards All American Light Lager

Brewed by John Harvards Brewhouse (Corporate Office)
Style: Pale Lager
Cambridge, Massachusetts USA

Tasted in DC. Light yellow colour, no head. Very pale. Grassy . grainy / sour scent. No hop taste, very wheaty/grainy.

Nice grain/malt aroma and floral hops. A bit rubbery but pleasing. White foamy lacing head over clear light yellow liquid. Light carb, almost flat with medium watery body. Good hops with light bitterness. Initial sweetness followed by a smooth light bitter finish and after. Smooth and refreshing, this was a pretty decent American light.

aka Northern Light Lager at the Union Station Brewery (part of JH chain but keeping their original name). Sweet cider nose, very light, hints of hops, decent for a light, pale and watery-looking, that's all I have the energy to write about this beer.

another nasty beer that i won’t waste my money for..

Very light. An american lager in all the worst sense of the words.

I was horribly disappointed in this beer. Came as part of a sampler tray. No respectable brew pub should include this on their menu. It was yellow water. Not unlike flat Natural Light. The All-time worst cost-quality ratio I’ve ever seen.

Draft in Manchester, CT. Clear gold. Crisp and lemony with a snappy Hallertau bite. Husky malts. Clean. Decent but not overly exciting, as expected.

I know a successful brew pub needs a beer on tap for the Bud/Coors/Miller beer drinker. This is Harvard’s version of it, and it was nothing to write home about.