Saint Arnold Fancy Lawnmower Ale

Brewed by Saint Arnold Brewing Company
Style: Kölsch
Houston, Texas USA

A dark golden yellow pour. An aroma of corn and wet paper. A light sweetness in the finish as well as the slight bitter of the style. A smooth palate surprising so nice carbonation. A very tasty drinker. A good example of the style and a beer that serves its purpose well.

St Arnold’s Brewery does not hide the purpose of this beer as a refreshing drink during a hot day. A classic yellow in coloring, its body light, and a quick taste. Refreshing on a hot day, but not too much to taste.

Clear andf golden. Very light body, with a sour finish. Could be quite refreshing is used as directed. But, not very complex.

Clear golden, thin fizzy white head. Sazzy hop nose that held notes of grass, florals, and very soft nutty earth. Crisp german hop flavors found throughout that ends clean and refreshing. Pretty good stuff for a style a don’t really dig. On a 97 degree day here by the Alamo, it works for me...

Bottle from Walt. Enjoyed this while it was about 95 degrees outside. Thin brew with some adjunct flavors but is it refeshing on a hot day?? Damn right. Not all that tasty but refreshing.

so i was doing a beer injected bbq chicken breast recipe for dinner and i thought this beer was perfect for it.i saved the rest of the beer and here is what i thought.yellow body with not much head.the aroma was super macro.flavor was much of the same.lets see how the bbq chicken comes out.

For the style this is going for, it’s not that bad. It’s not my style, and it is not all that enjoyable to me unless I eat it with fish or clams. However, the beer is very sparkley with many fruity overtones. I would like more hops and a more defined malt, but this style is a little out of my taste zone. Light color, little head, good aroma.

This is a very pale yellow, almost clear brew with minimal carbonation and foam. The aroma has a hint of hops and grain, and not a whole lot more. The taste is clean, slightly corny and sweet. I will say one thing, it’s very easy to drink! Thin palate, and hardly any alcohol presence, start to finish. The body actually reminds me of slightly less fizzy carbonated water with a little sour bitterness at the end. OK I can imagine drinking this in summer, and I do like it better than the cheap mass-produced beers, but do I like it enough to pay for a full six-pack? Maybe. It’s OK but not one of Saint Arnold’s best offerings.