Samuel Adams Boston Lager

Draft at Sorbon - Golden amber colored beer with a white frothy head. Aroma is sweet with notes of caramel malt, floral hops and fruits. Flavor is sweet with notes of oranges and floral hops. Pretty good lager.

This is the first american crafted beer available in Quebec Imaginary Country. Good thing, Lord SAQ. Let’s hope it is just a beginning... Very interesting hopping, with pretentious hophead-inflated subtilities. Notes of caramel and slightly fruity, pretty dry finish and lasting quite bitter finish. A good beer, for sure, shyly rated here...

Bottle. Red-gold color, with nice lacing, actually a very attractive-looking beer. Nose is very clean, not much going on here apart from some maltiness. Palate is refreshing and clean, with plenty of hallertau in the mix. Simple, clean, well done, but not anything special.

Pours clear amber, with a medium white head, fine long lasting lacing. Smells of apple, caramel, and grass. Fairly thin, velvety and crisp body. Flavor of caramel, bread, apple, with a nice full, earthy grass finish. Mild bitter, complex aftertaste.

I can’t believe that I haven’t rated this yet. Pours a clear amber color with a small white head. Faintly sweet, malty aroma. Those sweet malts give way to a sharp bitterness on the finish. Excactly what I look for in an average lager; refreshing, tasty, with a hint of bite.

Golden color with a disappearing white head. Aroma: citrus, caramel, grain. Taste: dominated by malt, but sweetness and some hops too. Ok beer.

Draft. Pours an amber body with an off white head. Some light floral notes with a hint of citrus but more masked by a grainy malt bill. Eh its okay.

Draft at Samuel Adams, Pittsburgh International Airport. Pours a bright gold/amber, nice off-white head. Aroma is hops and malt. Flavor is a touch of sweet malt, hops, a touch of bitterness on the finish.