Samuel Adams Boston Lager

I am really an import beer drinker, but this beer is exceptionally good. Every time I drink it I crave pretzels to go with it. Thank you for a great beer.

As far as American beers got his one is great. Cheers to the revolutionary Sam Adams.

Everything good and noble about American beer can be applied to Boston Lager. This darkish lager plays Grey Goose to Budweiser’s Popov.

On tap at the Edgewater Grill at the Marriot thanks to a good man. Fairly uneventful aroma, a larger sweet malt presence than others of this style, but not unappealing at all. Dark ruby red in color, small but workable head, minor lacing, fairly appealing overall. Tastes is pretty darn good for the style, crisp, yet smoother than most lagers, caramel fruit malts make this one slightly more special than average, fairly standard US lager hop bitter along with it. Probably the gold standard for mass produced American lagers in my mind... enjoyable.

Pours a beautiful clean amber. Clean hops aroma, grassy. A slight bitterness to the taste. Good beer.

Straw colored. Pours a nice head (in fact this started creeping out of the bottle). Sweet malt aroma. Nice malt flavor with a bit of hop backbone. Light mouth feel.

A missle of the road beer. I have to think it would be better warm-fermented. There is a nice hoppy aroma and a malt backbone to it but between the lager flavor and the unbalanced finish it loses points easily regained. Jim Koch sure likes it, though.

Dark golden with a medium size off-white head. Delicious hops! nice, almost medium, body. light bitterness and sweetness. a bit of caramel. good one.