Samuel Smiths Pure Brewed Lager

Brewed by Samuel Smith
Style: Premium Lager
Tadcaster, England

Pours a clear gold color with a thin, bright white head. Slightly sweet aroma of light malt and corn syrup. Flavor is similarly sweet, with the addition of some honey tones. Light body and moderately carbonated. A typical lager with just a bit more sweetness.

55 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden yellow with a lacing white head. Mild mouldy and grassy hops aroma. Sweet corn and light bitterness in the flavour. Smooth and simple. Good brew with a mild bitter finish.

Botella. Clear golden with a huge quite well lasting creamish white head. Aroma of some fruit (apple?), mild yeast, some malt and grass. Good mouthfeel. Mild hoppy flavour with some malt, bit of fruitiness, good mild bitterness and grass. Dry bitter finish. In Nomine Patris et Fili et Spiritus Sancti.

Very pale lager, flavor of apple. Refreshing. Above average bitterness. Would drink it again.

Pint bottle. Pours light golden with medium white head. Persistent carbonation. Slightly nutty taste at first, the hops and spruce tastes become more apparent the more I drink. Refreshing if not too special lager.

Couldn’t tell you what it smells or looks like as it always seems to be in a bottle, served with out a glass. Crisper and cleaner tasting than the Alpine Larger, its ok, I suppose. Wouldn’t go crazy on it.

clear gold under a creamy white head. moderate-light sweetness in aroma with touches of corn flakes and honey. flavor is very similar to the aroma with a crisp finish. solid standard stuff.

Pours clear golden yellow with white head. Slight floral aroma and some malt. Typical lager flavor, nothing outstanding. Light to medium body with minimal carbonation. Average lager.