 Aubrey (2592), Denver, Colorado, USA
Aug 29, 2008 Clear and light golden with many rising bubbles, like champagne. Floaties and sediment lingered toward the bottom of the bottle. Frothy, tightly packed white head. Smooth and soft texture, with weight. Grainy malts. Burly alcohol presence. Had some malt liquor characteristics to it; also elements of dark corn and sourdough bread.
hey_kevin (1263), Iowa City, Iowa, USA
Aug 22, 2008 Crystal clear golden. Lightly worty (sweet) aroma with good size hop aromatics. Citrus and noble hops going on. Rindy bitterness, cuts through a relativly decent medium light body. Definitely not too syrupy, as many stronger lagers can be. Clean and nice.
skoisirius (477), Seattle, Washington, USA
Aug 19, 2008 Taste test on tap thanks to a distributor friend in Seattle. While this definitely marks a momumental moment for Lang Creek and I, they still manage to miss the mark. Very golden and strawish in flavor/nature, this seems to be like an amplified Czechvar blended with a weak DIPA. Happy to see Lang going above the 7% ABV mark, but they still haven
stchloe (96), Portland, Oregon, USA
Aug 1, 2008 SBF ’08 So it is a Pilsener style ale with regards to the yeast and fermentation. It then gets a proper ale treatment with the addition of hops and malts, making this hybrid unique.
bitbucket (1542), Kirkland, Washington, USA
Jun 14, 2008 On tap at WABL Brew Fest 2008. Pours cloudy light gold with a white head. Medium body & carbonation. Aroma and taste of hay, citrus toffee. Semi-dry finish.
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