Point Amber Classic Beer

Brewed by Stevens Point Brewery
Style: Vienna
Stevens Point, Wisconsin USA

Pours a nice copper color. Not much aroma. Flavor is a bit two-dimensional and the body is quite spritzy. Doesn’t really work for me.

Bottle pours amber red with a decent head and some lace sheets. The aroma is slight malt. The flavor is fruity, white grape juice? The palate is fizzy and watery. Less offensive than the Ale, but still needs work. Meh.

this beer in a glass has an appealing reddish brown body, with plenty of sweet malty aromas and a thin head. it has a rich malted taste with an offdry bitter finish.

Pour is clear amber with a thin off white head...smell is sweet and toasty and slightly sour cardboard...taste is cardboardy and sweet...light metallic twinge in the finish...

Appearance: Pours a clear, reddish-brown body with a small, white head. Smell: Somewhat meager aroma of toasted malts and watered down apple juice. Taste: Toasted malts with a mild caramel sweetness. Mild spicy bitterness. Mild hint of fruit. Abrupt, drying finish. You get the idea. Mouthfeel: Medium-thin body with a decidedly watery texture. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: Not exactly something deserving of the label of "classic", but it’s alright as long as you fully understand you’re getting a light, though easy-drinking amber lager.

Sampled from a 12 oz brown bottle this beer poured a dark red-amber color with a medium sized tan head. The aroma was sweet, malty and nutty with a sour and lightly vegetal undertone. The flavor was very malty yet sour and tangy with a hint of caramel and raisin. The finish was long, malty and tangy.

Bottle, pours a red brown color, with a thin white head, light malts followed by light hops both in aroma and taste. Nothing very remarkable, easily drinkable but nothing special.

Pours an orange-amber with white head. Aroma is toasted malts. Flavor is well-balanced and is dominated by malts. Finishes dry and clean. Light to medium-bodied, moderately carbonated and creamy.