Widmer Brothers 100th Harvest Glacier Lager

Tasted at the 2004 Bistro Hop Fest. Light gold color. Medium sized white foamy head. Aroma is hoppy and floral. A medium bodied lager. Malts are fruity and sweet. Hops are floral and crisp. Very slight bitterness. Crisp. Light and refreshing. Nice lager. The hop flavors shine through, they are kind of subtle, but they are there. Nice. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish is clean and smooth. Aftertaste is slightly bitter.

Clear apple juice body topped by off-white head. Aroma is moderately sweet, some pine, light caramel. Taste is medium sweet, honey, citrus, limited bitterness. Watery light-medium body, undercarbonated.

Clear, light yellow appearance with a muted aroma of lemon and grapefruit. Smooth mouthfeel with a light-to-medium body. Taste yielded some spicyness along with the fruitiness Clean finish. Unique, wet hopped lager.

Bright, pale golden yellow, some orange tints, clear. Aroma: light fresh hops, citrus, fruit, peppery lager yeast. Light bodied, thin mouthfeel. Taste: Citrus, berries, light fruits, fresh hops, lemon, grass. The hops die out towards the finish.

Sparkling clear amber-gold with a decent dense white head. Very citrus-fruity aroma. Also lots of berry. Interesting flavors that clsoely mirror the aroma, citurs, berries, and all that, but it really falls flat about half way through. THis flatness carries over to the palate, which is very soft and borderline watery.

Bright, clear peach-gold. Nose is very fruity, peachy with lots of berries, intriguing ctiric character, has some real IPA-esque aromas. Berry and citrus pops into the mouth at the initial flavor, then some sweetness. Flavor definitely drops off a bit, a bit of breadiness at the end, but the fruit burst at the start is nice enough to carry it through. Nice palate as well, sticky and coating.