Regular Beer
DuClaw Brewing Co.

L - poured a darker amber color with a two finger white, carbonated head. No lacing.
S- seems like Apple vinegar and malt.
T - mildly bitter and a bit bready. Not what I anticipated.
F - Prickly carbonation with a semi dry aftertaste. Light mouth feel.
O - if they were looking for a regular bear, they nailed it. Easy to drink, nothing overpowering. Glad I had it.

 

 

 

 

Pours a light hazy pale straw with little head.
Tastes good, a bit citrusy.
A little rough going down, not as smooth as I would like.
Probably one of the better offerings from DuClaw.
It's not bad, but not something I would seek out again.

Cloudy amber appearance.
Around medium carbonation with about the same for the body.
Aroma isn't too strong but theres malt ,yeast,bread,grain and cereal earthy honey.
Taste is very similar to aroma with a very mild bitterness.
Overall its called regular beer for a reason but it was very satisfying to me. One of those perfect beers because it would satisfy craft beer people as well as non craft beer drinkers. This was a successfully made beer

 

 

Likely the style that got most into drinking beer. With the opening of two twelve ounce cans comes the familiar lager bouquet of malt, yeast and hops, in a good dosage, although it dissipates quickly. With both cans emptied into a clear glass liter mug, it looks like the others, too. There's a good sized white head on top of a well-carbonated light golden amber liquid. It's rather translucent. There's obviously malt included, because the body is a little richer than most American lagers. It brings that breadlike sweetness expected. Just like the others, this won't be considered a standout for its glass lacing. Perhaps the biggest difference between this and the best selling AALs is the hop bite included here. Bite might be an overstatement, especially since it isn't really that bitter and the finish isn't at all. Kudos to the brewer for showing us how well an American lager can be made.

 

 

 

12oz canned 9/22/21 (5 1/2 months ago) poured into a tulip pint glass at fridge temp. The beer pours mostly bright golden yellow with off white head. Minimal head or lacing. The aroma is mild with pale malt and yeast. The taste is semisweet pale malt with a hint of orchard fruit and minimal bitterness. Thin bodied with average carbonation. Overall, tasty. I'm sure it was better months ago.

12/2021 North End Market

 

A: The beer is clear yellow in color and has a light to moderate amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a quarter finger high white head that quickly died down, leaving a narrow collar around the edge and a thin film covering the surface.
S: Faint aromas of malts are present in the nose.
T: The taste follows the smell, except that the malty flavors are a touch stronger and there are some hints of bread and sweetness. There is also a light amount of bitterness.
M: It feels light- to medium-bodied and clean on the palate with a moderate amount of carbonation.
O: This is a basic but an honest lager that is rather malty but easy to drink.

Serving type: can

 

This was super random to see in the store. Honestly pretty solid though but for something this basic I'd just stick to local lagers. Definitely solid though

L: Pours a pale yellow with a thin white head
S: Better than expected. Floral hops.
T: Clean and well done. Everything you want in an American lager. Would be great with a lime wedge and nachos.
F: Perfectly carbonated with a smooth mouthfeel.
O: Really good beer. The best I’ve had from DuClaw.