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&amp;quot;Adeptus&amp;quot;:3rv35t15 wrote: I'm not a huge lager fan, but they do have their place and I like one now and again. The fact that some of our views may be tainted by the "yellow fizz" shouldn't stop us trying them <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->[/quote:3rv35t15]
Yes, nothing against lagers. There are some top notch lagers from continental Europe. It's disappointing when small breweries try to emulate the mainstream brands' boring products. I doubt it's a very effective way of winning over any non craft beer drinkers. Give people something different (I'm not talking about a gueueze or an imperial stout here, just something with some flavour) and they'll see what they're missing.

&amp;quot;Oblivious&amp;quot;:2lzc9mar wrote: Sounds like something from the Budweiser marketing department.[/quote:2lzc9mar]

First thing to come to mind was a maltier version of Bud. Definitely not the most inspiring of brews I’ve tasted. That said I don't like slating a beer on one tasting so it gets one more chance to redeem itself. Try one for yourself though but I can't see this one sticking around for too long...