Weeping Radish Fest Amber Lager

Serving: Draft. Appearance: Nice copper color with a small white head. Aroma: Malty nose with hints of cardboard. Not very inspiring. Flavor: Malt, alcohol, notes of grain, cardboard and a strong acridic bitterness. Sounds great, don’t it! Palate: Medium carbonation with a medium mouthfeel and a medium-long, acridic finish. Overall: I am getting less and less impressed with this brewery by the beer. Skip this one too.

on tap. orange pour with a small white head. found it to be light on the malt flavor and aromas.

Bottle Pours a clear amber with a decent of white head. The heads has average lasting. Lacing is okay. Aroma was subtle with hints of floral hops and spices, Had a good carbonation. The flavor was drinkable but not very deep. Has a good mouthfeel. The texture is watery. Has an okay finish with a easy aftertaste. Refreshing and drinkable but not real memorable.

Bottle courtesy of durhambeer. Pours brown with a thin white head. Smells of caramel, fruit, some hints of molasses. Tastes of pepper, spice, some hints of caramel and a nice dry wildflower/citrus taste as the beer warms.

From bottle. Brought back from OBX. Pours amber with decent white head. Sour aroma and taste overwhelm this beer.

16.9 oz. bottle from Wine Warehouse. Golden-red color with a thin head that disappears quickly. Faint fruity and grainy aroma. Tart and nutty taste with fruity notes. Possibly infected.

Bottle - Amber, fizzy white head. Big aromas of sour caramel toast. Flavor follows suit with nutty sourness and grains. Clearly infected (just like the weizen I had too). Light bodied and thin with a sour metallic finish. This place needs some serious help....

Pours a deep golden orange color with a light off white head. Some sour aroma. Sour flavor as well. Very little carbonation.