Village Lager

tap at the brewery. Pours golden with small white head that lasts. The aroma is wet biscuit and floral. Light body, wheat, dough, light crisp finish, good.

Definitely good for style, and I just got back from Germany where I had a bunch of these. Easy drinking and none of that buttery infection some of these have. Pours golden amber with decent head and lacing. Crisp finish. Easy drinking. Can thanks to trade.

Can from colonial spirits Medium yellow with a fluffy white head that persists. Crisp almost sharp taste with bready pilsner and lemony earthy hops. Decent Largah.

Can drunk 9/29/17.
Lightly hazy, maize-golden, with peach hues and a small, white head atop showing moderate retention.
Light yellow fruit nose from both malt and hop, I believe, with honey, biscuit and graham cracker behind it, light herbal notes and soft minerals on the finish. No wax/corn or other flaw in the nose, with no alcohol noted.
Soft, honey-covered, warm, baked bread with mild marmalade-like citrus bitterness. Light dough and a soft, malty texture yet showing enough dryness on the finish. More honey-vanilla and peachy fruitiness with mild herbal and light citrus bitterness. Appropriate, engaging carbonation and no flaw or alcohol. Did not get all of this corn people have mentioned, though I also let the can sit in the fridge for a few weeks. Excellent, refreshing and drinkable stuff.

Pours a nice slightly cloudy somewhat dark amber from a can, nice white head quickly dissipates. Crisp, bready, faint lemon and cracker aroma. Nicely crisp flavor is similar. Refreshing without being too light or too heavy. Pretty good beer.

Poured from can thanks Willrunforbeer dated 8/30/17 golden color with a thin white head. Aromas of grain lemon grass and light floral tones. Taste is crisp, clean with mild earthy spices and honey.

16 oz. can shared by Willrunforbeer. Canned on 8-30-17. Clear in color gold color, thin head. Aroma is corn, straw, and lager yeast. Flavor of white bread, biscuits, bitter hay. Light bodied with average carbonation. Nothing wrong with this. Pretty standard example of the style.

Draught at the brewpub. Lemony nose, bread, grassy and herbal. Deep golden color, hazy, with a medium head. Nice lemony hop flavor, crisp bread, a bit husky, bready, seems like just a touch of DMS. Nice hops.