Wooden Shoe Lager

Bottled. Doesn’t look much different than the Bock, hazy and orange-gold. Very sweet aroma, almost lemon cookie-ish. But it drinks much smoother, biscuity, lightly hopped, ending with a nice sweet finish. Quite drinkable. (#3634, 8/8/2009)

Golden with a rocky white head. malts with very light hops, sweet, and mildly fruity aroma. Little hops in the flavor, but ends with a sharp, but quick, bitter finish. Fruity, sweet malts, and light herbal hops round it out. A decent brew.

Pours gold with a large white head. Smells of sweet malt, toasty, yeasty. Tastes of caramel, some sweet fruity hints breaddy.

Pours a nice gold with good head. Light pine and vanilla aroma. Medium body with a nice clean caramel finish.

From bottle, Part of January Dayton Beer Tasting event. Pours a clear pale yellow with robust white head. Artificially sweet aromas mixed with bread/yeast. Thin mouthfeel with mild hops and not much else.

On tap @ K-Vill. Poura out a gold topped with a white head. A nice aroma of malt and grain. Tast more of the malt and a touch of hops. A nice brew.

bottle - Pours clear gold with a huge, white, foamy head. It took me awhile to finish pouring this one. It has a bready malt aroma. The flavor is of biscuity pale malt with some mild hops bitterness and just a slight touch of acidity. It’s different and while not bad, definitely didn’t impress me. There are plenty of better examples of the style.

Bottle. Thanks to jsquire for this one. Pours a clear golden color with a small white head. Malty and slightly bready corny aroma. Sweetish malty grainy flavor. Slightly sweetish malty finish with some weak bitterness in the aftertaste.