Old Boise Lager - Lime
Woodland Empire Ale Craft

awesome they can this now, its really solid, light for what it is, not overly limed, thankfully. weird though that the can says the clear choice or something, since this really isnt clear at all, cloudy from the can, still heady and pale and lively, but definitely unfiltered looking. the nose is subtle on the lime, lager yeast in front of that piquant zest, simple on the malt side, good an fresh, but i somewhat expected this to be more robust and dramatic, its pretty basic, pretty simple, and i guess thats better than forced lime, but its also leaving a little bit to be desired, much as it works with some homemade taco soup. american in a lot of ways, especially the lager yeast, and i like the natural lime, but i almost have to go looking for it. light body without being thin is good, high carbonation suits this, and it seems like a summer ripper more than anything else. nicely restrained in some ways, but on the other hand kind of underwhelming and boring. id drink a couple more pint cans, but im not getting too excited about it. better than other options in this same space, but lackluster at the same time. good quality, subtle flavor...

16oz can from brewery. Cloudy, pale golden pour, small white foamy head. Limes are first on the aroma, sweet and tart. Fruit is a bit more muted in the taste, just offering a tangy citrus bite to the nice bready base beer. Nice summer quencher.