Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan

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

12 oz bottle. Pours a clear dark amber body with a small fizzy off-white head that vanishes quickly. The nose is quite sweet smelling with brown sugar, husky grains, and a nice light toasted nutty quality. The flavor is sweet as well, it does kinda remind me of pecan pie actually. Brown sugar and toasted nuts with a pie crust like maltiness. Mouthfeel is medium bodied, pretty heavy for a Brown Ale, with nice light fizzy carbonation. Overall a pretty nice effort with a lot of flavor.

Bottle from Cavie. Faint pecan aroma. Pecan flavor, but also malts and a little spice. Kind of watery.

Bottle courtesy of brentfeesh. Clear red color. Aroma has just a hint of nuts, obviously pecan. Also has some sweet malts on the nose. Tastes of caramelized malts with a second wave of dry nuts. For what it is, this is quite refreshing. Finish is a little dry and bitter but not in a bad way.

Poured from a bottle it has a nice pecan malt aroma. Clear reddish amber color with decent head. Tastes of pecans and brown sugar. Very smooth no bitterness. I really enjoyed this.

this is probably the beer i drink the most. i live in mississippi so i can get it anywhere. very good session beer and very easy to drink. it has a nice nutty taste but gos away quickly. not a great beer, but good for a local mississippi brew.

Pours brownish amber with a mostly receding off-white head. Notes of nuts, toffee, and caramel. Medium to full bodied with moderate carbonation.

12 oz bottle
Thanks go out to a generous trader for sending me a handful of Lazy Magnolia beers. This is the first one I have had the chance to try and overall it was not too bad. For an easy drinking brown ale it is just what is needed some nights.

Aroma / Appearance - The deep ruby red body filtered a minimal amount of light creating a dusky impression through the glass. Short lived in nature the murky white head give it another dimension. Roasted pecans and cinnamon reminded me of a state fair’s confectionery stand. Fairly standard for the most part the nuttiness gives it a bit more depth.

Flavor / Palate - Nuttiness and hoppiness play against each other in a fluid mouthfeel that rinses across the palate. Fading fast it leaves remnants of sweetness on the throat that taste like a pecan pie with traces of chocolate chips. Very balanced this has been tweaked to almost perfection.

The aroma is like some sort of canned pecan pie filling that has gone a bit off. Tastes better than it smells, which isn’t saying a lot. Fairly nutty finish.