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From the brewer
Proud family traditions of Weyermann Malting and New Glarus Brewing Co. unite in this classic country lager brewed in the Bavarian style. Painstaking efforts created the floor malted Bohemian malts that blend seamlessly and exclusively with German Hallertau Mittelfrueh hops.
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Well it seemed good when I first started but then the Blandness just takes over and in the end it's just meh
Amber in color, Amber . . . In . . . Flavor?
I never know how to describe country lagers/ales. There's a certain commonality with two brother's Domaine Du Page. But this is lighter, and probably a bit less flavorful.
Honestly, I like it best in a mix with Totally Naked.
Slightly rooty sweetness, slightly herbal bitterness, but otherwise clean lager with some fruit notes. Really nice.
