Petes Wicked Pub Lager

Old undated notes: A fizzy light beer that I like to drink when it’s hot out. There isn’t much to this one.

12oz bottle, ESP lager. Poured a medium yellow gold color with a medium head. Aroma is grainy and sweet. Medium bodied, light tasting lager. Mild and smooth. Good malt and hop balance, with a very mild flavor. Finish is clean. Aftertaste is slightly malty.

Oh boy! A retired pale lager! Actually, it’s not too bad. Advertized as a lawnmower beer, it’s just that. Bready malts with a light herbal/floral hopping. Drinkable, but I won’t miss it in its retirement.

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Pours a deep golden yellow color. Aromas of citrus hops. Flavor of balanced hop taste with a medium body and a long dry hop aftertaste.

Bottle. I had this in a multi-pack back in 1999 or 2000 and loved it. I thought at the time that it was the best beer that I had ever tasted. It’s been a while, and I can’t be sure if I was right, but I remember a nice hop and maltiness with an amber color. Can’t recall the aroma, probably because I drank it too fast...

This is something thats not offensive, but I wouldn't go out of my way to purchase any. Amber in color, not a whole lot of head, (which seems to be a trend with ole Pete). Decent flavor, but a little thin in body.

Deep amber color with minimal head. Medium bodied lager with some maltiness to the aroma. A pretty light taste but overall not too bad of a beer.

My bottle is actually the Pete's Extra Smooth Pub Lager. It's the best thing from Pete's I've had so far.