Samuel Adams Boston Lager

Caramel sweetness quickly followed by a hop bitterness. Not too intense; well-balanced. I can never seem to go wrong with this one as a session beer. It nicely complements a variety of food too.

Pours a clear golden color with a white head. Very slight aroma of malts and some citrus. Flavor is very sweet with a slight hint of floral hops. Okay beer.

Pours a clear copper with a small white head that doesn’t last long, but leaves a little lacing. Aroma of sweet, toasted, biscuit and cereal malts and a slight citrus note. Aroma is similar, more malty than hoppy. Good finish, decent drink.

a classic in new england. easy to drink, easy to enjoy, like the commercial says, always a good idea.

i haven’t entered this? wow. oh well. i just remember when i first drank this years ago and it was super fresh on draught, i really liked it. i’ve had it since but mainly in bottles and it’s very avg but drinkable. probably won’t drink again though uinless there’s nothing else around now that my palate is where it is.

Poured out a disappointingly small white head but I know in the past the pour has been better. Clear light amber brew with slippery lacing. Aromas of slight caramel and toasted malts, mixed citrus and a touch of cooked vegetables - comes across quite fresh. Taste is decent and mild with some caramel and maybe bread, citrus and a touch of peppery spice. It’s all just one big mashed up flavour. More cooked vegetables. The main difference between the taste and the aroma is the aroma is sweeter and the taste has a larger hop presence. Mouth feel is quite light and airy with a big carbonated swish and light to medium light bodied. Finishes dull with a bit of lingering bitterness.

12 oz bottle after working in the yard. Golden amber and big head. Thick. Sweet floral, sugar, fruity, and hops. Was just fine on a hot afternoon.

Strong but pleasant aroma, great hoppy flavor and bitter finish. Very robust.