Lagerado
Odell Brewing Company

 

 

Served on tap in a pint glass
Appearance- The beer pours a very lightly hazed straw color with a small white head of foam. The head fades fast leaving a touch of lace on the sides of glass .
Smell- The aroma is strongest of a caramel, corn, rice and light toast. Along with these is a touch of grain and hints of hay
Taste - The taste follows the nose very well, with caramel, rice and corn, mixed with notes of grain. The taste remains light throughout leaving one with easy natured taste to linger on the tongue.
Mouthfeel- The body is light with a moderate carbonation level.
Overall - A decent easy drinking lager. Nothing special, not bad either.

Light and Crisp with a frothy white head. Smells of breadiness and sweetness. Very easy drinking beer, light on the tongue, and a hint of hops on the finish.

 

 

 

 

Tied up in the back of a rav4 being taken on an impromptu road trip. (No seriously)

The beer is simple. I wish I had more while I listen to the ambient sounds of a bp gas station. It’s simple, water, hops, barley, I’ve had this beer 100 times. A generic lager. Tho this situation is a first. Hopefully I make it to my destination in 6 hours.

poured from a 12oz can into a new glarus 30th anniversary mug. pours a clear straw gold with two fingers of soapy white foam head. bready and aeeet on the nose with hints of lemon. taste follows with a crisp carbonation and medium-full mouthfeel. this was quite good. super easy drinking. perfect for the warmer weather.

12oz can from Albertsons. Pale, clear golden, fizzy head. Bready aroma, biscuity, light sweetness. Taste is sweet, bready and clean, decent weight and feel. Super easy to drink

Pale, soft yellow body; thick carbonation presence; fair head, white and frothy. Wonderful light and fruity nose; lemongrass. Very light malt grain flavor with a slight note of bitterness; very faint sense of lemon. Light body; crisp; refreshing.

A pleasant and unassuming lager. I have a feeling fresh would be better. It would make for a fine hot weather thirst quencher.

ABV: 5.0%; pouring temperature: 56 °F; canning info: 06/18/23
Source: family friend currently living at the USAFA

I got a can of this beer off the single shelf from the Festival Store in LaCrosse, Wisconsin. It poured a clear pale golden with thin white head that is not leaving any lace. The scent had wheat and grain notes with a very subtle citrus peel spice notes. The taste was nicely balanced and easy to drink with bright sweet malt base with orange citrus and grain presence. The mouthfeel was medium in body and had good carbonation. Overall it is a great beer.

 

Pours crystal clear straw gold with a white head that falls rapidly but leaves some lacing. Aroma is corn and biscuits. Flavor follows. Feel is light and bubbly. Overall, PBR drinking wife is unimpressed.

L: Pours a pale straw yellow with a small white head and a little lacing on the glass.

S: Bready and malty, with a nice floral hop. Very inviting aroma.

T: Toasted bread and a hint of sweet malt and a nice floral hop. Very nice and drinkable.

F: Smooth carbonation and easy drinking.

O: This hits all of the things I look for in a good lager.

 

16oz cans in Denver.

Pours a paler yellow with a minimal amount of head. Aroma is crisp and grain-like, and goes down very easily. Recommended if you want a beer, but don't know what. It'll do the job, but it isn't anything special

 

Clear brighy gold color with a modest and short lived white head.
The aroma is light, crackery, hints of lemon and corn.
The taste is light caramel malt, corn and a touch of lemon, pleasant and refreshing, very low bitterness.
The body is light, good bubbly carbonation level. crisp and very easy to drink.
Altogether, this is at least a step up from Budweiser, clean and crisp as advertised but you could want a bit more taste, still this is perfect for cooling off on a hot day or accompanying burgers at a backyard cookout.