Jack's Abby House Lager

Moderate hops aroma up front with a light cracker malt behind it. Hops are melon, lemongrass, and tea-like. Herbal and citrus. Low sweetness and moderately low bitterness with just enough body to keep it from being watery. Dry finish with a bit of lingering bitterness. Crisp and drinkable.

A spicy hops character dominates the beer, and the malt bill has a caramel quality to it that leaves a cloying character on the finish. It's a beer that you can play beer pong with, share at a cookout, or nurse over a good book. Does it change the world? No. But that's not the point of this style.

Aroma: “Nice noble hops complexity. Floral, hint of orange, some spice. A bit of additional citrus. The malt sweetness brings a sweet bread note to the aroma.” Flavor: “The sweetness from the aroma carries strongly into the flavor. The Pilsner malt character is clean, and the floral hops bring just enough bitterness to balance. Well-balanced bready, biscuit malt flavors with clean noble hops flavors. Very crisp and clean drinking.” Overall: “A well-designed and well-crafted version of the style. Easy-drinking and clean-finishing beer that is a real thirst quencher.”