Lazy Magnolia Southern Pecan

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

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.

2009 GABF Taster Pours out a brown with almost no head. Aroma of rich malts and some light nuts. Taste some sweet malt and a roasted nut flavor.

A funny beer, sweet and fruity. Amber and clear. Has an off-white head, mostly lasting. Froma is fruity-sweet. Flavor light sweet with a moderate bitter finish. Creamy texture.

Pours a light brown with some orange hue. Has a small-medium sized head that does not stick around for very long. Roasted malts on the nose, and some caramel coming through. The nose of any good amber southern brew. Great flavor of nut and light fruit on the front with a finish of roasted nuts and coffee. A sweet amber taste with not much body. Good but not great.

Great subtle pecan flavor with a marvelous strong smell of pecan pie. Weak body is the only downside, like many nut browns. Sampled at the 2nd Annual Treasure Coast Beerfest in Ft. Pierce.