Stone Coast Sunday River Lager

Brewed by Sunday River Brewpub and Restaurant
Style: Pale Lager
Bethel, Maine USA

Clear golden with a moderate head, poor lacing. Aroma is light bread and grass, not much else. Flavor has this with a lightly acidic and watery mouthfeel. Light bodied, not interesting.. but it’s a pale lager so what are you gonna do? Blah

[bottle] Pours a golden yellow color. A sparkling white head diminishes quickly. This is nothing special.. nothing "craft" about it.

Bottle. Very light gold color. Pours with a small head which disapates quickly. Not a very pleasant smell and the flavor is nothing much. Just a regular beer at best.

Pours a white, thick five-finger head that goes quickly leaving a good lace. Clear, light amber color. Light carbonation and light bodied. Nose is hoppy. Starts hoppy with some rusty overtones (cap is clean), finish is dry with hints of skunkiness, fortunately the aftertaste is shortlived. $1.25 for a 12oz bottle from RSVP Liquors Portland, Me.

Pale yellow color with large but quickly receding head. Strong yeast wheat aroma lightly fruity. Very smooth and light to drink but with excellent flavor. Perfect beer to go with Hot Wings!

(12 oz bottle) Pale gold color, white head which holds pretty well, some lacing. Aroma slightly skunky. Flavor kind of nondescript, some breadiness, but also fairly grassy at finish. I’ll pass.

Bottle. Dark reddish yellow with a small white head. Nose: crackers and honey. Taste: stale bread, peaches and vanilla. Medium-bodied, Hops are slightly noticeable in the finish.

12 oz bottle. Thick fluffy head tops the pale gold very clear body, producing a fair bit of lacing as it slowly recedes...light malt and honey, touch of herbal/grassy character in the nose....dry, fairly standard-issue body with some odd medicinal and metallic notes, seemingly more alcoholic and peppery than it obviously could be...finish rather thin, slightly bitter and grassy. Kinda interesting.