John Harvards All American Light Lager

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

On tap at the John Harvards Brewhouse in Wayne, PA. Poured a light straw color with a small sized white head. Aromas and tastes of corn and light grassy hops. Lightly malty sweet with a light hop taste as well. Very thin and light body.

Draft... DC location... Sparkling clear, yellow lager with a small, creamy, white head. Well-balanced with some subtle notes of honey and mash. Light-bodied and fizzy. Short, crisp, clean finish. Surprisingly good for the style as it’s not among my favorites. Refreshing!

I guess a lot of brewpubs feel the need to brew something like this to cater for the unenlightened masses, but it’s not really a very interesting style. Very pale gold colour. Adjuncty aroma with plenty of wet cardboard too. Dull mouthfeel, with a sweetish finish. Didn’t taste too fresh. On tap at John Harvard’s, Washington DC.

A standard light. Maybe patriotic, but not necessarily all-american. Nothing exceptional here, but women and rednecks will love it.

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.

i felt like a bit of a moron for tasting this but it was 11 in the morning and i wasn´t feeling the best so it seemed smart. very pale, no flavour other than sugar and grain

Tap at Lake Grove, NY. Called Long Island Light Lager. Golden color. Fruity malt aroma. Medium flavor of malt with a touch of bitterness on the finish. Light to medium body. Basically a tasty Bud.

Springfield, PA location... Poured a golden color with a small white head and no lacing. Aroma of dirty taps, and a trace of hops. Taste was malty, corn, and alittle hops as well. Despite the smell, this was very refreshing.