Samuel Adams Boston Lager

Bottle. Pours dark golden color with lots of fluffy off white head. Caramel and malt aroma. Taste is like a decent quality lager with a hoppy kick. Some maltiness but quickly overpowered by hops. Not a bad thing though. Not really a lager fan, but the hops in this one keep me from completely disliking it. Very simple flavor overall. If I really HAD to have lager, I’d most likely get this one because its generally more tasty than most laagers I’ve had. Palate is light but certainly not watery. Has a hoppy finish with a slight caramel lingering underneath.

Not great, but definitely preferable to the common macro-brews when you’re stuck at a chain restaurant.

bottled, pours medium amber with very small white head, nice combo of malt/spice/hops noted, nothing really standing out from one another, tastes the same with full malt up front with some spice and hop residuals, very easy to drink

Clear amber, foamy white head. Sweet hop spice aroma. Taste is toffee and piney hop. Bitter and smooth.

not a bad beer, but not a great beer in my opinion. somewhat bitter aroma and dark appearance that reminds me of apple cider. mild hops with a decent bitterness, but somewhat watery consistency.

I couldn’t pick notes out of this if you paid me. However, this is wonderful Go-To when you are stuck at a common restaurant with few other options. Its delicious and actually has flavor, something other macrobrews of similar kind can’t boast.

Bottle. Amber. White head. Malt and hops in balance. Some caramel. A metallic touch.

Tap. Poured amber with a white head. Good lace. Aroma of caramel. Mostly caramel flavor with some hops. Very solid. Quite tasty.