New Glarus Totally Naked Extra Pale Lager

Brewed by New Glarus Brewing Company
Style: Premium Lager
New Glarus, Wisconsin USA

light pale gold pour with a white head and surprising amount of clingy foam. very little aroma... grain husks, grass and light yeast. add in some light spice and same goes for the flavor. the medium body is crisp and clean yet a touch creamy.

there’s not a whole lot going on but i could drink this for days. this would do well in the desert as a ’hydrating’ beer. 5/3/5/3/14/3.0

Clear yellow soapy white head. Aroma is crisp pale malts, grassy hops. Taste is clean, dry malt, grassy finish.

12 oz bottle from Roy’s (New Glarus, WI). Pours a clear crisp light golden hue, sin kissed with a moderate bright white carbonation driven head, it cakes a bit and actually remains at a small level, laces lightly. Aromas are lightly cereal malts, a touch of grassy hop, earthiness, bread. Simple yet enjoyable. Initial displays a light bodied crisp enjoyable lager, bready maltiness with a touch of sweet cereal, faint grassy hops, the sweetness sticks to the back of the tounge, lingers a bit with a faint drop of honey, grassy bitterness is respectable for the style, light and balanced. Underwhelning in the flavor department, but a perfect example of a lawn mower beer made by a craft brewer that doesn’t sacrifice taste.

More like totally missing. This beer is pale, pale, with nary a hint of body or aroma. I was expecting more from New Glarus.

Bottle. Drank out of bottle on boat dock. Aroma of straw, grass. Flavor is. Mouthfeel is creamy with a nice crisp finnish. Lively carbonation. Flavor was a nice french vready maltiness with some nice crisp hops. Nicely balanced. Solid beer. Better than expected.

Fine German lager example. Just as the description says. New Glarus does a fine job.

12oz bottle poured into a pint glass. Pours a clear pale straw with a short-lived soapy head that leaves a bit of lacing along the sides. The aroma is crisp and clean with a light toasted grain aroma with only faint hints of grassy hops and a little bit of light fruit. The taste follows the aroma and it’s mainly just light sweet malts, toasted grains and some light hops. Definitely a stripped-down beer with just the basics. The mouthfeel is light bodied with some active carbonation. This is a decent lager that doesn’t really offer too much out of the ordinary. It’s a nice drinkable lager, but nothing special.

12oz bottle. Color is a light gold with good carbonation and a nice small head. Aroma of grain and a little corn. Its a light boded brew with a basic pils like taste of grain and a hint of hops. Overall its easy to drink and refreshing but still just a boring, plain Lager.