Bouteille de 650 ml du Canada Craft Beer Club. Un nez typiquement lager avec notes de céréales, de sirop de maïs. Limite de l'oxydation. Puissance moyenne de l'olfactif. Collet de taille moyenne sur liquide doré, légèrement voilé et développant une effervescence vive. L'entrée de bouche se décline en sirop de maïs sucré supportant des malts céréaliers aux allures de pain frais, sur une finale légèrement herbacée. On est loin d'une grande bière. Mais dans la tradition des lagers commerciales Américaines.

Bomber - gold pour with really lively carbonation kicking up a substantial head - nose has strong mineral that borders on metallic - some honey and grass - medium body - flavor is a little sweet and has some notes of corn that I do not like, but also grassy and herbal hops that are fairly pleasant - dry mineral character and a carbonic bite on the tail end, with hints of metal - meh, there’s some potential here, I guess, but it needs a lot of work.

Bomber from Bine & Vine. Pours translucent gold with a slight white head. Aroma of pale malt and a different hop. Meaning I can’t put a label on it. Med body. Flavor of pale malt and fruity/grassy/herb hops. Hops up front, but a mildly sweet breadiness follows. Overall it’s decently bitter. A different flavor profile, but it’s good.

Pale Lager rating #100, :(
Poured up on tap at the brewery where it exhibits a nice crystal clear gold body that supports a white head of foam that leaves behind some nice lacing. The modest aroma offers up some ester fruity lager notes as well as corn on the cob goodness. The taste delivers a pleasing mix of bitter hops and sort of herbal hops, floral hoppiness and then creamed corn notes sliding into modest sweet lagery esters. It ends with a nice lingering hoppiness. Solid hop forward and crisp tasting lager.