Snaps
Other Half Brewing - Center Street

 

 

It pours straw with a white head and very good head retention. It is a bit spicy and grainy. It has a finish that is crisp and biting. It has a slight citrus note to it.

16oz can into a pint glass. Canned 01/14/26, so closing in on 4 months old.

Sligh5ly cloudy pale yellowxbody. Small white head shrinks to a ring. Specks of lacing. Aroma is pleasant, but hard for me to pin down. On tasting, clean, refreshing, a little sharp. Some fruit and hop notes. Finish is somewhat drying.

Overall, well made American lager. At 4.5, could slam these all summer long.

Had a few glasses on tap; it poured slightly hazy yellow color with a small head that left nice lacing. Aroma had just enough hops coming up to make it OH-esque. Tasted like a crisp German Pilsner with strong floral and citrus notes. Absolutely crushable, it went down super easy with mild carbonation, a light feel and enough flavor to savor each sip. A really enjoyable lager.

 

From a pint can. Pours a pale gold with a somewhat fizzy head that dissipates.
The Pilsner 2 row malt flavor is somewhat masked by the nontraditional hops used.
The flavor is a little bright for the style. Fruity, kiwi, pineapple, zesty citrus and a hint of tangy pine all come to mind.
Unlike any “German Pilsner” I’ve ever had.
The BA style should probably be changed to a “Bohemian Pilsner”, which would at least be a little more accurate for the unconventional flavor and inclusive of the non noble hops varieties.

Pours a fully translucent light gold, head is healthy.
Nose is crisp, a bit catty, piney, apples, pungent.
Light malt on the tongue, bready.
Light-bodied, dry.

 

A ginger snap to me, a unique anytime beer. The original and try it.

Bright straw yellow color with good carbonation. Minimal head that laces nicely down the glass. Hoppy up front and spicy on the nose. Clean finish with minimal aftertaste.

 

 

Pours light watered down lemonade like color, cloudy but see through, white head, bubbly and soapy.

Nose is mostly straw and grain; bright citrus, almost exclusively lemon and lime vibes.

Taste brings pretty much exactly what the nose brought; lots of straw and lemon lime citrus; more depth with very noticeable pithiness.

Body is light; but hop heavy, not chewy, but close; mouth coating drying sensation, low to moderate bitterness; it does have a nice little bite to it.

 

Clear golden body, two fingers of white head. hoppier in a pine and citrus way (lemon/lime), with minor onion and tangerine. Smell adds floral tones. Taste adds cracker, crisp malt, and grainy bread yeast. Crisper, hoppy and light, decently clean

Poured from a 16oz can into a SP Willi Becher pint glass. Pours a straw gold with some chill haze to it and a little less than a finger of white foam head. Some tropical and somewhat dank hops to this one (no surprise here really) collide with bready malts. Tastes follows with a crisp and carbonated mouthfeel. It’s a little hoppier than I prefer with lagers but it gives off an insane aroma that u couldn’t get enough of. Perhaps didn’t quite translate to the taste. A little dry in the finish. Solid lager though.