Roast and a little coffee. Some lemony off kind of flavour. Black pour without much head. Light bitter end with some cloying kind of tang. Tap at Midlands.

s: pale - lager yeast - lemons a: ever-so-slightly hazy golden body - thin white head t: flowers - biscuits - yeast p: bready - easy-drinking - mild sugars o: soft throughout - crisp - easy hops noticeable 12 ounce can - Sperryville Corner Store: Sperryville, Virginia - 19-June-2024 - US$2,19 - sampled: 25-June-2024

16 oz. can. Pours black, with a big, dense, brown head. The nose is massive dark chocolate, mocha, demerara rum, butter toffee, and pecans. Cloyingly sweet, and a bit boozy. Heavy, syrupy, and thick. Decadent, and basically straight hershey bar.

$1 can off the clearance rack. To call this an international pale lager may be stretching it. It's simply an amercan macro style pale lager. Pop the lid for yer typical cheap pale lager nose, you know; some cream corn in there hiding? The look is near clear pale. Decent white head. First taste is sizzley clean fresh pale lager. Very good first impression. A very well behaved brew with little bitter hops, if any. Yes, simply noble all the way, so accomodating. Wow, this has a lovely carbonation effect on the palate. Combine this co2 enjoyment & entertainment with a pleasurable enjoyable flavor and everything seems to fade into excitement gratification jollification merrymaking leisure relaxation & respite. An overall good time! Shouldah got a sixer of this. Its much better than the dewey american pale ale I had yesterday. Nice job dewey. I'm liking this stuff.