Goldencold Lager
Susquehanna Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

 

Really nice ,super clear orange gold appearance.
Around a medium body with just below average carbonation.
Aroma is a nice mix of sweet malt,dough,bread with a little cereal and grain.
Taste is mildly sweet with a bit of a hop element to keep it in check. Otherwise it stays true to the aroma.
I really enjoyed this,wasn't trying to be anything but a straight up lager and they succeeded at that

True to its helles style, it's transparent and golden and clean. It pours a white head with a brisk nose. The malt sweetness that leaves a mostly clean palate. There is a sour flavor note at the end of the sip that I don't care for.

Pours a nice golden color with an off white head.

Smells of fresh grain, lemon grass, and some floral hops.

Bitterness from lemon grass and floral hop notes balanced by sweetness of malted grain notes.

 

Pours a nice clear dark straw yellow with a tight white head. The aroma is slightly sweet and grainy. The taste is slightly malty and very refreshing. This would make a great lawnmower beer.

 

 

Picked this up at Philly's Craft Beer in Langhorne, PA. Make-your-own 6 pack single bottle. I liked this one. Shared it via a "taste test" with a non-craft beer (e.g., Miller Lite) drinker. He really liked it. He was pleasantly surprised. And so was I. Light hazy gold/yellow color in the glass with a nice lacing foam. Subtle carbonation and a light-moderate mouthfeel. Very well balanced flavor--malty biscuit with the perfect hops behind it, complementing the sweetness of the malt with a welcome bitterness. Went down very easily.

 

 

Straight from the bottle, no pour. It looked okay through the brown glass.

This is a great alternative to American adjunct lagers. It is crisp and clean, with little to no aftertaste, but with enough mouthfeel to know that you aren't drinking fizzy water.

12oz bottle into a pint glass. packaged 3/21/18, so about 3 weeks old.

pale golden yellow body, some carbonation, but head dissipates to nothing rather quickly, despite a fairly aggressive pour. hence, no lacing.

aroma is quite strong in maltiness.

hmmmm... this is a mild, crisp, clean flavor. slightly sweet, a mere suggestion of bitterness. initially tingly around the tongue. quite enjoyable.

mouth is around medium, finish is malty and slightly sweet.

overall, extremely sessionable, drinkable beer. I could see slamming these all day long on a hot summers day, and usually, pale lagers aren't my bag at all. lack of a head is the only knock on this one. kudos, SBC.