Hello My Name is Beer
Mill River Brewing BBQ & Smokehouse

 

Canned on: ??????

A - Light medium gold with lots of tight, vibrant carbonation with a dense bright white layer of creamy foam.

S - Crisp, crackery dry malt aroma with a little bit of honey grain presence.

T - Crisp, grainy malt base with some honey presence and a balanced earthy bitterness on the back side with a slight shot of citrus lingering after the sip.

M - Medium body with sprightly prickly carbonation on the tongue with a dryness building at the end.

O - Think macro Lager but much better crafted. As advertised on the label, "Very Crushable".

Taster at Vermont Tap. Clear golden pour, patchy white head. Aroma is sweet, grainy and hoppy. Taste is biscuit malts that lead up to a mildly crisp finish.

 

 

Really great lager! Pours a golden yellow (almost brown); good head, about a fingers worth but quickly recedes. Malty side of a lager with only subtle hops. Really liked this.

Clear golden yellow, showing lots of carbonation feeding a 1 finger white head. Very "beer" looking. The aroma is surprisingly floral with light bready notes. The flavor features some light citrus notes backed by an adjuncty but also biscuity maltiness. Surprisingly featuring more flavor than I was expecting, it's a really solid lager. Certainly crushable as the can boasts, but some surprising little nuances that make it an ok sipper too.

 

Can to lager glass.
The appearance was a nice looking ruddy golden yellow with a small white foamy head falling off delicately. Light messy lace here and there.
The aroma had some soft sweet biscuits with a grassy hop tone and a super small etched in sort of earthy character. Light sweet corn mildly came in underneath.
The flavor leaned towards the sweet side with a mild doughy/biscuity aftertaste.
The mouthfeel was about light bodied, perhaps a touch above. Fabulous sessionability. Some stickiness but mostly mellow. Good carbonation with a slight alcoholic sweet corn finish (DMS? Perhaps).
Overall, nice enough stab at a crushable lager, I think I could come back to.

 

Canned a few days ago. Never seen it before. Pours a bright whitish-gold hue with a thin head into my glass. Grassy, sweet and doughy in the nose. Sweet, yet crisp taste with a balanced hop addition. Finishes clean at the back. It certainly lives up to the crushable description on the can.