True American
Turning Point Beer

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Clear golden bubbly body with two fingers of white foam. Smells as you would expect, cereal, light grains, lager malts and a whisper of grassy hops. Taste is a clone with the exception that lemon peel emerges as it warms. Feel is crisp, clean, has a higher carbonation level, slightly pale and appropriately thin. Classic crushable lager with a hidden lemon depth

16oz can with no date. Pours a clear straw color with a fizzy head that quickly dissipates. Aroma of sweet cereal grains with a pleasant herbal/ grassy hop qualities. Thankfully it is not as sweet as I feared. The malt does not really have much flavor other than vague grain. Nice hoppy grass notes and bitterness. Light body and not that fizzy. Pleasant beer and easy drinking.

Pale golden body, clear; very active carbonation; initially thick, white head but it quickly dissipates to a thin, wispy remnant. Fine, grainy aroma; wheat. Rustic, grain-like taste; toasted wheat; mild hop bitterness; clean. Primarily light mouthfeel; crisp and dry with just a thin edge of sweetness adding body.

A clearly labeled corn lager, this beer offers some fine flavor and a well-rounded smell and mouthfeel. I find it interesting that I get a wheat character in the smell and taste despite the use of corn. An American adjunct lager, to be sure, but one with some nice, savory aspects.

Poured at 53° F; no canning data found on the can or label.