Lager Lustra
Dancing Gnome

16oz can. Poured out a clear, golden yellow color with a small, white head of foam. It left sudsy lacing. It smelled of caramel, bready malt and floral notes. It tasted of sweet caramel, toffee and a mild, citrusy bitterness.

 

16 oz can

Pours hazy lemon gold, white film for a head.

Aroma of sweet citrus and citrus zest, sourdough bread malts, floral and herbal notes.

Flavor is of biscuit and cereal malts, zesty citrus, and herbal and earthy hops.

Medium body, tingly carbonation on the tongue.

Very similar to Lustra, but dryer and more crisp. The lager angle is an interesting novelty, but I prefer the ale line. That's not to say this is bad. It's flavorful and easy drinking. Definitely worth trying.

 

 

 

Poured into a pint glass. Looks like an NEIPA, with a very hazy bright yellow color and a thick white head. Great foam retention and lacing in the glass. Medium intensity aroma with orange rind, tangerine, white bread, and dough.
The taste followed suit. There was a sharp, well defined better citrus character. Orange rind and tangerine. Some grapefruit. A very restrained bready malt backbone was present. Definitely crisp on the finish and clean tasting. Overall, a delicious pale lager.