Lakefront Riverwest Stein

Bottle. Pours a mahogany body with a yellow white head. Malty with caramel body and a faint dry hoppiness. Toffee and a dry malty body with a mild sweetness. A bit bland and very session able as the name suggests.

Bottled ay Monk’s Café Wallingatan, Stockholm. Lightly hazy amber, rich firm head. Floral strawberry aroma. Mid-sweet and fruity with toasty, lightly caramelly grainy malt providing a fairly soft mouthfeel. Finishes with low bitterness. A harmonious floral and aromatic beer with good balance.

Nose is sweet caramel and bready malt with a hint of spicy nutmeg and a tinge of something almost metallic (not really in an unpleasant way, if that makes any sense). Taste is light and nutty, a slight brown sugar sweetness and a crisp, just slightly bitter finish. Highly drinkable stuff, a very good effort at a not so popular style. Kudos lakefront.

12oz Bottle – BierOne – Newport, OR
Aroma: Nice malt aroma with some hops present.
Appearance: Amber in color, Clear with a light head.
Flavor: Nice malt and hops balance with a lingering caramel flavor.
Palate: Dry Finish, with a Great Mouthfeel.
Overall: Nice Vienna brew.

Another from the lakefront mix pack I picked up at total wine. Amber pour. Lots of caramel, light hops, grains and lots of boringness. Flavor is much the same. Not all that horrible. But boring. Malty and grainy...a bit sweet. Light hop bite at the fnish.

Had on tap at that one mystery restaurant in Milwaukee - can’t remember the name. Decent Vienna fo sho.

Draft. Dark amber brown with a low head. Smells sweet of hops, some toasted malt smell. Bitter crisp taste. Light/medium pallate with a chewy syrup finish.

Apperance is a light brown, slightly red color with a off-white head. Aroma is of toasted grain/malt, nuts, and a hint of sweetness; caramel and some fruit. The taste is malt and sweet; carmel and grains with a little bitterness at the end.