Otter Creek Vermont Lager

Brewed by Otter Creek Brewing
Style: Premium Lager
Middlebury, Vermont USA

Pale amber color, mostly like most other lagers out there. A little spicy, which was not what I expected. Eh, just okay.

Very pale amber color with not much head. More malty than most lagers, does have a strange tea like taste as previously mentioned. Most Otter Creek products seem to have this taste. Better than macro swill but still just average.

Bottled. Pours a pale amber with a diminishing white head. Liohtly floral/spicy nose. Light to medium body, light carbonation and a somewhat creamy mouthfeel. Taste is sligthtly sweet fruit and bread, with a quick spice and grapefruit finish.

I swear this beer had a weird tea flavor and smell - very strange in a bad way. Not a rebuy for me - but who am I. cereal, golden, clear, sparkling, frothy, light sweetness, lightly bitter, medium body, thin feel, lively,

Poured from bottle. Fresh malt smell. Looks like your average lager. OK, but kinda light on the flavor, good hop/malt blend, extremely drinkable. Finished OK. Nothing fantastic here, but a decent drinking beer.

Another lager. Drinkable but I wouldn’t pick this over others out there. More malty than hoppy but the flavor isn’t that strong. By the end of the bottle, I couldn’t taste it that well. Of course, that’s better than the American junk macros that have no flavor even in the first sip.

Pours a light amber color. Aromas of roast malts, hops. Flavor is head and shoulders above most lagers. Nice hop and malt flavors.

Bottle: Dull golden, hazy, minor white sudsy head, sparce lacing, very light carbonation.   Sour nose, slightly lactic and grainy.   Immediate sourness on the tongue, mash tun & graininess as well.   There is a sligth sweetness too.   Body and mouthfeel are average, at best.   Finishes with a bit of overcooked vegetable.   Not bad, but nothing spectacular.   Wished Otter Creek could put out brews more to the caliber of their Stove Pipe Porter.   Thanks danem for sharing!