93X The Brotherhood
Lift Bridge Brewing Co.

Not too bad. Not big on IPA'S. But would probably drink again, May not buy again, but wouldn't turn it down. Not too big on bitter beers. Definitely had worse.

 

 

 

 

Pours a clear yellow colour. Smells like light sweet malts and fruity lager yeasts. Tastes like it smells; light slightly sweet malts throughout and fruity yeasts, a hint of bitterness and dry grain notes in the aftertaste.

An awesome beer. Not much else to say. 93X rocks!

Since it is listed as retired I do wonder how old my can was. But it can still be found.
Overall I just found this kinda' boring. A bigger body than most in this style, but it still drank nicely anyway. Some malt crispness and small hop bite. Went down fine but just not that interesting. KInda' cloudy and showing the heavier look that it had. Aroma lacked any distinction.

This beer pours a pale copper with a medium head. The aroma offers up sweet wheat bread malts, banana, and caramel. The flavor is very sweet, with notes of rich bread, some caramel, pennies, and saw dust. The mouthfeel is light up front with a touch of sweetness at the end. Overall this is a pretty dull beer - flabby and sweet, with just a few notes of interest.

 

 

 

Brotherhood pours a golden color no head. Aroma is grainy and stale. Taste is grainy and corn, a bit stale. Okay feel. Overall good cause very average beer.

Poured from a 16 oz. can into a chalice.

Appearance: Pours a bright golden orange with a moderate amount of bubbles. About a finger of off white head that slowly settles into a thin creamy layer.

Smell: A bready and fairly sweet malt forward aroma with a a scent of grains and biscuit. Bready malt scent of cereal grains, biscuit, corn,and cracker with yeast. Subtle hints of floral hops. A decent aroma.

Taste: Like it smells, a bready and sweet malt forward taste with notes of cereal grains and biscuit. Bready and sweet malt presence with notes of biscuit, cereal grains, corn, and cracker along with some lager yeast. Light presence of floral hops. A solid light lager taste.

Mouthfeel: Light bodied with a moderate level of carbonation. Crisp, clean, and very smooth.

Overall: A solid take on a Light Lager. Nice bready malt and subtle hop flavor.

L: Pours brilliant gold under a 1” off-white foam cap that is moderately persistent. S: Floral citrusy hops with some light grain and a hint of corn. T: Prominent hop flavors supported by light grain with a hint of corn sweetness and a moderate hop bitterness. Slight apple. The hop flavors are medium to medium high, the malt flavors are medium to medium low, the hop bitterness is medium. F: Creamy, clean and smooth. Medium low body, medium high carbonation. O: Refreshing, accessible and easy to drink.

Pours a light golden color, with a small head. Looks like your generic big-brand lager.

Smells is very subtle, and I get very little besides some light sweet malts.

Taste is similarly light, with some herbal tones in the aftertaste. This is not bad, but pretty damn boring. I picked up a single can for $1.20, and I can't really feel bad about it at that pricepoint. Just think of this as a beer competing with the generic macro's rather than something that is legitimately interesting.