Big River Grille Southern Flyer Light Lager

Brewed by Big River Grille & Brewing Works Chattanooga (Gordon Biersch)
Style: Pale Lager
Chattanooga, Tennessee USA

On tap in Nashville. Light yellow clear color. Watery watery watery....with a light malty aftertaste.

3 oz Sampler at the brew pub. Light dry weak. As a light beer should be. Wheat barley with a crisp finish. Next time I will pass.

On tap at the Seven Bridges brewpub. Pours clear watery gold with bright white head. The aroma is grainy and floral and little else. The taste begins sweet with malts then moving toward grains and floral hops. It turns watery and sugar sweet by midway with a sense of floral hops and a thin layer of fruity esters.

Tap Seven bridge, Jax, FL. Not sure why it’s ending up here. pours golden light, very transluscent, thin white head. Aroma is grainy, some hops and light malts. Flavor, just insignificant, sweet, crisp mouthfeel, some light hops, palate of diluted apple juice with hints of malts.

On tap at the brewery in Nashville. Golden light amber color. Light pils malt aroma with minor corn. Very light and fairly refreshing. Gentle nutty taste. Body is a bit thin. Half decent light lager.

Clear golden yellow with a thin white head. Aroma of corn and water. Taste is more formidable, corny lager, decent light.

Big Rivers attempt at a light pale lager is just that...a light pale lager. Little taste, no body. Need not drink.

Sample from Rock Bottom Charlotte. Poor beer. Gold pour and no head. Grassy aroma. Very sweet, and somehow sticky in the swallow.