Where Purchased: 473ml can from LCBO #310. Consumed: from a draught glass. Aroma: Smells malty with some yeast and slight fruit. Appearance : filtered red gold colour with thin head that disappears quick into thin lacing. Taste: Malty with some sweetness and slight hops. Palate : medium body. Sweet aftertaste. Good carbonation. Overall: Well balanced especially considering it is 4.8% ABV, but nothing spectacular. Easy drinking quality beer. I was glad to try another beer from this brewer, and might buy again. MB. The Beer "Bear"on.

Can, Ann Arbor, MI via LCBO. Medium amber. Caramel aroma. Mild flavour. Pretty standard.

Lager is never my go to, a Vienna style is preferred At the urging of some friends that work at the cidery, I caved Decent beer, a touch sweet and needs a bit more, you know more . Overall a decent pint

473 ml can. Clear amber colour, thin white head. Sweetish malty aroma with caramel and fruity notes. The taste is toasted malty, with grainy, nutty and caramel notes, and a moderately bitter finish. OK.

Pours copper with a thin persistent off white head. Aroma is lightly malty and citrusy. Taste is slightly sweet and moderately bitter. There are notes of bready malt, a touch of caramel, and herbal hops. Body is fairly thin with medium-full carbonation. Very much a German lager it’s not nearly as bad as many people say although it is a bit watery.

can. Poured clear deep amber with an off white minimal head. Sweet caramel malt aroma. Medium-light body, average crisp carbonation, slight tart finish. Bready malt flavour with an earthy/woody feel, a bit of yeast, peppery hops at the end.

Where and how: TBS, can 473
Aroma strong diacetyl, frontal butterscotch, cleaner malt notes behind. Poor.
Appearance :
Top: medium off white fizzy top.
Base: clear, amber gold
Palate : medium bodied, average milder carbonation, silky texture.
Taste: mild with some tannin/butterscotch roughness, hinted with wood and amber malts. Low hop profile. mostly noted on late edges.
Other notes flawed, beyond that average straight lager.

Rated before as King Vienna Lager. Poured with very minimal somewhat foamy head. Has a coppery appearance. Lots of carbonation. Aromas are not quite distinct to me, sort of a mild citrus aroma. Malty flavours, with hops coming through at the end. Tingly mouthfeel. Not bad, but probably won’t try again.

Really nice amber beer. When you can only have one beer on a Saturday afternoon, this is the one you want. Refreshing and different at the same time. If you like amber beer this one ranks!

473 ml can. Pours a reddish colour with a medium white head. Aroma is yeast. Taste is same, some caramel. Nothing memorable.