- Pours a really nice amber color.
- A little carbonation, but not a huge head.
- A little cloudy.
- Smell of honey and sweet malt
When you drink it right out of the fridge, it's just a real easy-drinking, clean beer. It almost tastes like an Oktoberfest lager.
However, when it warms up a bit, you start to notice some kind-of-funky, cooked vegetable-type flavors. A little unpleasant. Sadly, this is when you're going to drink most of the beer - about 5-10 mins from the time it left the fridge.
Yet, when it hits about 15 mins in, a lot more breadiness and maltiness shows through. It becomes a drinkable beer. Not great, by any means of the imagination, but...drinkable.
Overall, it's a 1 pint beer. You won't be pissed that you bought it, but you won't be getting it again.
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