Independence Lager
Broad Street Brewing

 

Let's start by emptying the entire contents of two twelve ounce cans into a clear glass liter mug. It looks like almost every other American adjunct Lagers. The aroma is very mild, lightly malty and hoppy. The pour produced no sustaining head. Likely, what quickly went unnoticed was close to white. The taste is a little more malty than the typical AAL (American Adjunct Lager) and that's a plus. The malt adds just a little nuttiness and that is certainly welcomed. Although there's no glass lacing, the body is at least average for the style and better than some that are more popular. It likely is better than most mass produced beers, but also likely not worth a craft beer price tag.