Water Street Honey Lager Light

Brewed by Water Street Brewery
Style: Pale Lager
Delafield, Wisconsin USA

Date: 06/21/2007
Mode: Draft
Source: Brewpub, Milwaukee

clear dark yellow, fine white head, streaks of lace, light sweet malt aroma, sweet malt and honey flavor, touch of corn, light bitterness in the finish,

Aroma: 3/10; Appearance: 5/10; Flavor: 4/10; Palate: 5/10; Overall: 7/20
Rating: 2/5.0
Drinkability: 5/10
Score: *+/4

On tap at the Water Street in Delafield location. Poured a light golden color with a small sized white head. Nothing to really pick out of the aromas and tastes. lightly sweet.

On tap at the downtown brewpub on 6/21/07: Pours a transparent fizzy golden with a thin ring of white head. Aroma is slightly citrusy tart, but otherwise almost non-existent. Body starts with a lot of foamy carbonation in the mouth revealing a mild sweetness as it subsides toward a light grainy finish. Not bad for a pale lager.

Straw color with a wispy white head. Minimal aroma. Floral hoppy flavored water.

Fizzy, fake-looking head; honey-malty nose is the best feature here. Too much carbonation; weak watery flavor and palate.

On draught at the brewery/brewpub in Delafield, Wisconsin. Pours a clear light golden straw brew with a fast dissolving white head that dissipates clean with no ring or any head. Aroma of light corn malt with some golden grain malt, honey some grassy hops and a touch of tropical fruit. Taste is light bodied, well-carbonated with a slight corn and honey flavor but quite watery. Finish is just as light and watery as its flavor with a clean cut and crisp aftertaste. It’ll keep the diet beer drinkers happy.

Poured a clear bright golden with almost no head after a few seconds. Faint floral hops and some stale wet hay on the aroma. Notta whole lot in the flavor department either.. just a little honey and wheat. Watery across the palate, with little on the finish. Kinda crisp and easy drinking, so a point for that.

Very light yellow color with little head. Weak aroma. The taste doesn’t offer much, but it does have a honey tinge at the end. Not offensive, but nothing to drive me to drink it again.