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"Typical of a Canadian export. Clean, crisp and simple. Light amber in color with a nice head. Nice blend of hops and malt, but slightly fizzy and bitter (but in a good way). Very drinkable."

"....Crisp tasting and definitely made from fresh quality ingredients. Slightly more malty than hoppy, though dry in character. Goes down fairly easily."

"..A light and refreshing lager, on the maltier side..With no aftertaste, the beer was extremely smooth.."

"....Smell is soft, malty & earthy. Mouthfeel is moderate with a malty, light hop, near sour effect....It is a well-crafted Sorghum brew....Natural, earthy, refined but uncomplicated....."

"European/German brewing influences are apparent with this brew. It's not your typical Mexican lager/pils....Pairs nicely with Mexican food or a nice alternative to American lagers...."

"....First taste reveals a very light maltiness, with a pleasant hoppiness that rounds out the finish. Gentle carbonation joins forces to make this a very drinkable German pilsner."

"A must try brew, despite those awesomely cheesy adverts and stigma on imported lager. This is one (darn) fine imported lager."

"....Initial aroma is yeast, bread, with a light noble hop influence. Clean maltiness, grassy/earthy hop in the background lending a light bitterness....Very fresh taste...."

"A simple lager, tasty without any complexities. Pairs well with any kind of smoked sausage, I had mine with some smoked sausage and slaw."

The original Chicago craft beer is back! "Its amber color, spicy hop-forward aroma, malty body, and creamy finish set this beer apart from all others. Its artful combination of only the finest ingredients–water, aromatic Czech and German Noble hops, a private strain of European lager yeast, and robust malts from the USA—make this beer a style all its own. Baderbräu Chicago Pilsener."