Behind You!
Roadhouse Brewing Co.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

16oz can from Brewers Haven. Clear, bright golden pour, thin layer of foamy white head, lively carbonation. Grainy, bready aroma with a hint of coriander. Taste is smooth, biscuity, light savory notes with a faint salt finish. Very refreshing on a warm summer day.

cool to rip into a few new ones from these guys of late, its been a little while, but it looks like their innovation wheel is once again turning, really stoked on some of these, and this is great for summer, an easy drinking yellow lager type with hints of coriander and sea salt, but real subtle there, not pushing into witbier range on coriander or good gose level on salt, this is mild and crushable, rightly proportioned i think for volume drinking, and it feels hydrating, fresh, and quite masterfully crafted, clever too, im into it! i think the base lager being pretty good is a nice place to start, simple but well refined mellow lager, crisp enough, but that is aided smartly by the salt and by high carbonation, its dry anyway though, and is tidy on the ferment for sure. the malt base is super light in aroma and flavor, dry cereal character with the faintly nutty and floral coriander, nicely combined, real fresh. the salt is cool in the absence of tartness, from gose i now seem to associate salt with citrus and lactic beers, but its wonderful without that here too, the mineral part of it more apparent, and the dosage is awesome. light lemon to this, mowed grass, somewhat crackery, and super snappy with just a little lager yeast character in the finish, majorly refreshing, mouthwatering even, unreal when its freezing cold from the tap but i like the way it warms up too, more coriander then. this is unlike anything else out there right now, love what the salt does, and will be eager to drink more of this during the summer!

Pale gold pour, no real head to speak of. Nose is malted grain and subtle coriander.

Taste shows corn up front, hint of salt, coriander along for the ride, light malt, floral notes softly in the back. Light mouthfeel. Finish is sweet and a little salty. Quite drinkable.

Packaged March 12th 2025, bought at Liquor Shed in Casper.

Pours a clear pale gold with an inch of foam, good lacing and retention.

Smell is toasted malt, light hops aromas, grain, coriander.

Taste is lightly hoppy, grainy, toasted malt, some coriander, some salt. Pretty average taste overall.

Light bodied, a pretty good thirst quencher.