Lancaster Litening Lager

Brewed by Lancaster Brewing Co.
Style: Dortmunder/Helles
Lancaster, Pennsylvania USA

On draft at the brewery. Pours golden with a white head. Aroma of caramel malts and grain. The flavor is weak, slightly sweet, and tiny hints of bitterness in the finish.

Draft. Medium gold pour with medium head. Aroma of hopcit, honey, apricot. The flavor was hopcitris, but maintained a sweet, fruity taste, with some honey in the finish. This one is medium on the palate, and notably complex for this style.

Decent lager... little bit of malty sweet flavor. Drinkable yet unspectacular.

On tap at the brewery. Poured a translucent golden with a white foamy head. Aroma of gran, grass and some malts. Flavor and feel is very light. Also picked up the grass, grain and yeast/bread in the flavor.

Clear golden color. Mild caramel aroma. Decent malt backbone for a lager.

Nice body, very balanced. Not much aroma. Hops are present in moderation and are very pleasant tasting. Very enjoyable. It’s a shame this isn’t as widely available as the other lancaster brews; frankly more than half of the lancaster brews are mediocre: this one stands out as a good beer, but I haven’t seen it anywhere but the brewpub.

pretty nice drink. Had a sweet taste to it. Reminded me of Troegs sunshine pilsner. It was kinda thin, but overall not to shabby.

Draught at brewery: Poured clear yellow color, with small, diminishing, creamy, white head. No lacing. Grainy malt, chalk, and cardboard flavors dominated. Very light and thin with chalky aftertaste. Overall, not impressed; very thing, and Yuengling is much better.