Jerry Juice
Outer Range Brewing Co

I'm not sure what Outer Range was going for here, like others have said it's almost like NE IPA principles mixing with Lager/Pilsner which just doesn't work. It's like a somehow sweeter Miller Lite with some hops on the nose (hence my 3 on smell) but looks nothing like a Pilsner. Very hazy and not clear at all, almost looks like really bad chill haze.

I love Outer Range's IPAs and Stouts, but they definitely need work on their Lagers.

 

Pale yellow, straw-like; very thin white head. Gentle sweetness on the nose; kind of grassy and floral; delicate. Light bread crust malt base; low-key hop bitterness. Light in body overall; a touch of sweetness yet medium-dry overall.

This is a nice, subtle pilsner, not much so in looks or aroma, but soft and tasty where it counts.

Surprisingly someone actually added this beer, but I still get to review it first. Nice!

Pours with a short-lived, sudsy white head that leaves no lacing to speak of, but a beautiful opalescent golden body with an opaque haze, like a frosted glass of cold champagne. Lovely can art too.

An interesting mix of aromas here. Papaya, pear, mango and pineapple accent a funky lager base with grassy and floral notes of dandelion, chamomile and thyme.

The taste reminds me of the flavor profile of N00B, by Odd 13 Brewing which is a particularly fruity pale ale, and also of the light fluffy body of New Image's Single by Choice series, which is a New England Style (Hazy) Pale Ale. Then again, it has a definite lager finish. I feel like this beer has some identity issues. The peppery note at the end helps it a lot.

This beer has the impression of richness, but it's actually extremely light, which gives it a silky feel, like tea with just a splash of cream.

Personally, I found it interesting, but not particularly appealing. I would describe it as a New England Style Pilsener, which is the most ridiculous style I've ever heard of. Prost!