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Roaring Table Brewing Company

 

Pours a crystal clear straw tinted color. This is one of the lightest beers I have ever seen - the last one that looked like this was Bud Light Next - ha! Lovely, thick, frothy white head forms on the beer and slowly dissipates leaving behind splotchy lacing and a thin layer of residual foam on the top of the beer. The aroma is really light - subtle notes of grain, mild malty sweetness, a touch of grass, and a hint of some light floral or grassy hops.

Taste has notes of lightly toasted white bread, rice, grassy hops, some orange pith, and a light, but noticeable sweetness. The profile itself is exceedingly clean and crisp. A light bitterness is noted on the back end. Feel is light, crisp, easy drinking and whispy. The finish trends dry, but not actually as much as I was epxecting from the rest of the beer.

This is a lovely rice lager - good on its own as a crispy boi - but I also imagine this would pair excellently with food. A worthy collaboration from two outstanding local breweries.

 

16oz tallboy poured into Dimpled stien.

canned on date of 5/30/22.

Appearance: Very pale yellow bodied lager with big bone white head that drops quickly to no head at all.

Smell: Faint grains and a hint of sweetness.

Taste: Faint and lightly sweet cereal grains. Faint bready note. Faint earthy hop. Not tasting much rice.

Mouthfeel: Light bodied lager. lower carbonation levels. Softer body, but could use more of a crisp snappy finish. Incredibly drinkable. You could drink quantity of this brew very easily.

Overall: Solid lager, yet it lacks some complexity though. I havent had many rice lagers to compare.

Had on tap. Crystal clear watered down golden body with a pinky finger of white foam. Smells has the rice front and center, some macro like sweetness from the malts. Taste starts the same way, simple but clean, then at the end I get a weird combination of light ancho chili pepper, caramel corn and a hint of light grassy hop. I don't hate it but it is strange and does not seem intentional. Feel is thin, crisp, moderately clean and dries out through the sip with a high carbonation level.

Canned 6/30/22; drank 7/6/22 @ the Yarchives.

See-through pale yellow appearance.

A violent pour yielded a huge, noisy bright white head; decent lace.

Rice, corn & faint dry wheat notes in the nose.

Medium thin mouthfeel.

Rice, corn & dry wheat flavors.

Pretty dry, but interesting. Not really my bag but I still enjoyed it.