Delco Lager
2SP Brewing Company

 

 

 

 

 

6 oz pour at Lures Bar & Grille. Pours a mostly clear light amber color with a small head. Aroma and flavor feature toasted biscuit malt, caramel, and light citrus/earthy hops. It's a smooth, tasty amber lager. I need more "beer-flavored" beer like this in my life. Beats 90% of NEIPAs and fruited sours these days. Or 95%. Maybe more!

 

 

 

 

Draft at brewery. Darker golden body, small head, lots of lacing. Nice grainy aroma, pretty solid. Taste and body are superb, velvety feel, nice grainy aroma. One of the best lagers I’ve had.

Dark copper amber appearance.
Medium carbonation with about a medium body.
Aroma is malt,caramel,cereal,toasted bread and honey.
Taste is a little sweet,caramel,malt,honey with a little bit of some earthy hops in the background.
Sweeter than I expected but a very solid beer that would work for many different occasions

 

 

 

Had this both at the Kennett Square 2SP location and a couple of glasses from a growler.

I liked the deep, rich amber color to the beer. No distinct impressions with the smell. The taste had a nice toasted malt quality and not strongly bitter. The mouthfeel was a fine, smooth lager feel.

If I had ready access to this beer in Colorado, I could see this being a regular purchase.

Clear amber appearance with an average size head and a fair amount of lacing. Toasted malt aroma that is light on the hop presence. Malts stay prominent on the palate. Crisp and dry with little bitterness except for a bit in the aftertaste. Light-to-medium bodied, well carbonated mouthfeel. Pleasant, easy drinking and sessionable.

 

Slightly hazy and deep golden with a thin then gone head…meh. General scent of sweet toasted malt. Bready sweet flavor is decent but where is the carbonation? Thin feel here. This is ok.

Poured into a grip shaped goblet: color is amber, transparent, head is very light tan with fine to small bubbles, presents 1+ fingers thick and then dissipates quickly to a ring.

Smell is light toasted and caramel malt, very light grassy hop, then fades away.

Taste is similar with toasted and caramel/toffee malt, light breadiness, some biscuit, light grassy hobs.

Mouthfeel is crisp, moderate/strong carbonation, moderate sweetness, mild bitterness but a bit sharp finish from the carbonation.

Overall a light, bready, malty, sessiony lager. Nice mix up and great summer malty brew.