Triumph Lager
Storz Trophy Room Grill & Brewery

Poured from a 12 ounce bottle into a Shaker pint glass, there is no "best by" date that I can find.

APPEARANCE: pours a hazy, straw color with less than one-finger white head that quickly dissipated until just a ring of small bubbles remained around the glass, medium carbonation, almost no lacing.

SMELL: bread and sweet corn.

TASTE: the taste follows the nose, initially sweet corn and bread.

PALATE: medium body and carbonation.

OVERALL: this is a decent lawnmower beer, nothing more, for the price there are more affordable options available of similar quality so I would not seek this one out again, one thing I noticed is that this was unfiltered and hazy, usually a lager is filtered and cleaned up, I did not mind and this did not affect my score.

 

Poured out a very fizzy, straw yellow color with a fizzy, short-lived, white head. It smelled of corn, grains and sweetness Tasted like most lagers of this style. Corn, grain and not much else. It was crisp and sharp.

 

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Appearance : Nice fluffy cap about 2 fingers tall, leaving flecks of lacing around the perimeter of the glass as it recedes and settles at a half a finger. The body is partially hazy, about 90% transparent. It's a mellow golden glow.

Aroma : Very clean. Fresh baked bread, yeast and dough. Some barley malts, hay, and even some steamed rice. A little bit of diacetyl as well, surfacing some chemical redolence to the nose.

Flavor : A bit of a hop punch at first, but quickly evened out by a smooth malty bread layer, balancing the act with yeast and toasted bread crusts. There's a slight metallic taste behind all of this, which shouldn't be there, especially since its been poured out of the bottle (the metallic taste in beer is more common when sampled from a glass bottle). The finish is slightly dank but not bad, and has a crisp aftertaste.

Feel : Right on the featherweight side of medium bodied, it fills the palate pretty well like a thicker style lager. The carbonation is muted but spikes up every so often (about every other sip), and it finishes slightly stiff.

Overall : It's refreshing and good for a hot day. It's fairly unremarkable but still quaffable and I'm sure it would be great on tap. Probably pairs best with backyard barbecue and wings!

 

 

 

 

Sampled last night on 6/9/14. Bottle chilled down to 36 degrees in my beer cooler and poured into a 'Cheer's-Boston' handled-glass stein. From a local brewery here in Omaha.

Pours a golden honey in color with a small white fizzy head. Spotty lacing was seen with each sip. A good amount of carbonation. The aroma is just of some grains for the most part. The taste is about the same and ends in a slight dry bitter finish. Not bad but just a average brew and not is good as some of their other brews.