Bottle from Park Lane Liquor in Lancaster, CA. This brew pours dark brownish-black with a thin light brown head that dissipates to almost nothing rather quickly. Spotty lacing on the glass. Aroma of burnt malt, coffee and hops. Medium-bodied and moderately bitter with coffee and hops flavors, along with a touch of roasted malt. The finish is dry with bitter coffee aftertaste that lingers awhile. Just average overall.

Bottle from Park Lane Liquor in Lancaster, CA. Pours dark brown with a reddish hue around the edges. Thin beige head that has decent retention, and spotty lacing. Medium (bordering thin sometimes) body with a smooth texture. Sweet roasted malt flavor with very light coffee and hops behind it. The finish is smooth and sweet with a hint of dark fruit and hops aftertaste. There is no way I would believe this beer is pushing 11%. Overall it is on the bland side.

Bottle from brewpub via my friend Pete; nose of hay, grain, and a background hop note; slightly hazy yellow with a small white head; flavor of a peppery maltiness, with some sweetness, and a mild hop bitterness left for a finish in the medium body. Pretty decent drinkable Pilsener!

12 ounce Bottle from the brewpub; Nose is grainywith maybe a slight caramel note; Medium dark gold color with a big off white head; tongue tingling caramel flavor with a bit of citrusy hop bitterness with lasts into the finish but with only minor bitterness. decent lagered beer with a nice appearance and decent flavor. Beats up on their Silver (light) beer I had right before this one.

Draft at Bakersifelds Brews in The Village; nose of citrus and maltiness; Gold with a medium white head; Flavor had citrus hops with some banana esters showing up.

Draft at Bakersifelds Brews in The Village; Nose of orange and citrus; orange copper color with a small white head; flavor was orange peel (not too sweet) with some citrus hops.

Draft at Bakersifelds Brews in The Village; clear redish amber with a small off-white head. nose of caramel; flavor was a little sweet and caramelly malty.

Thanks to Lord Gorlock for this brew!Mojave Red comes to the glass with a deep amber color and a long lasting sticky off white head. The aroma is heavy caramel with a hint of soapy sourness in the back. Malty sweet flavor with little or no hop aroma or flavor. Very unremarkable, but drinkable just the same.