Lazy Magnolia Indian Summer

Brewed by Lazy Magnolia Brewing Company
Style: Wheat Ale
Kiln, Mississippi USA

Pours a clear very pale golden orange color with pale, light golden yellow hues when held to a light source and a one finger foamy white head that quickly fades into a thin lasting ring. Sweet spicy citrus aroma with some bready yeast and toasty malt presence. Hints of orange peel, peppery zest, corriander, bread and toasty graham cracker malt. Light up front with a heavier medium body towards the end of the palate with a nice amount of bready yeast, light sweet citrus fruit, subtle malt backbone and a prominent peppery/spicy character. Nice biscuit and graham crackery malt backbone with subtle bread flavor along with sweet citrus orange peel and a strong spicy corriander presence. The corriander flavor is the most prominent but there is also a good amount of the orange peel citrus. Well balanced and a refreshing session beer for the warmer months.

Bottle in a pint glass. Huge head formed. Golden color with white head. Aroma was sour to me. Very watery with little of the advertised spice. I do not taste any of the orange or coriander at all. This would be an outdoor beer to quench thirst, but not much else.

Bottle - thanks Jordan. Dull golden pour after half went down the sink in gushing glory. Sweet, fruity, and tropical nose. Soft taste is sweet and fruity, amongst the heavy carbonation. More citrus and almost some apple juice?

Bottle: GUSHER! Pours a light gold color with white head and nice lacing. Nose of light spice, citrus, hops; very light. Tangy sour and thin pale malt. More orange in the finish. Average, light orange, no hops.

Pours hazy dark straw color with off white head. Corriander, orange and wheat aromas. Slightly sour citrus flavor with corriander and wheat. Light body with a good amount of carbonation. Not a bad wheat beer.

Nice looking but a little on the watery side. Spiced cloves, orange peel and a touch of ginger were present, but didnt feel "authentic" if that makes any sense. Still a quencher for sure and probably a pretty good bet if the pickins are slim. Overlal pretty solid

12 oz bottle
Thanks to a generous trader for hooking me up with a few Lazy Magnolia beers. This one was decent enough given the limitations that brewers in the state have to work with.

Aroma / Appearance - Transparent golden and fluid the foamy white head gives this a predictable appearance. Lemon garlic marinade and buttered toast are mundane; this does not leap out of the glass and take you by the throat at all.

Flavor / Palate - The light lemony start cedes to honey drizzled on white toast. Virtually no finish remains after more than a few seconds. This might be more interesting on cask but bottled it is fairly lifeless and safe. Overall I can’t complain but I would soon get bored if this was the best available outside of macro breweries.

bottle, pours light gold with a medium off white head. Aroma is very strong wheat and citrus. Nice malt and wheat flavors with a sugary tone ending very boring with no bitterness and only a little citrus feel. Watered down but easy to dirnk.