Today I am reviewing Founding Fathers Lager Beer. It is brewed in Long Lake, Minnesota with an
unlisted ABV. I got this beer actually
because it said on the bottle “50% of all profits of Founding Fathers products
are donated to the families of the United States Military.” Therefore, ‘Merica and support the troops!
Enjoy the review!
Appearance- This brew has a nice amber brown color with
about a 1 finger off white head that lasts a little while actually. There is high carbonation and is totally
transparent. The more I look at it the
more reddish brown it becomes it looks like a nice lager.
Smell- Wow off the front of the nose, huge roasted malt hits
me. After looking into it further, there
is definitely a graininess present with a crisp finish. I don’t smell a lot out of this beer it is
just consumed by the roasted malt.
Taste- Lots of roasted malt and barley especially on the
back of the tongue. There is a biscuity
and bready finish to this lager and not so much a grassiness. The roasted malt really isn’t balanced too
well though, there is only sweetness without much of a hoppy finish.
Mouthfeel- The color is deceiving. It is incredibly light in the mouth and going
down. This beer is highly sessionable
with such a low ABV and really does not fill you up whatsoever. I get very little coating on the teeth.
Overall, it is an okay beer.
I do not really enjoy it a lot, but it is definitely better than some
lagers (duh). But really I would never
buy it again except for the fact that it helps families in need. I would recommend this as a tailgating beer
for buddies who really don’t like craft beer but want something else as a
change. CHEERS!
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