Moderate carbonation, no lacing, thin white head. Bright, golden color. Overall taste is light and restrained, good session beer on a hot summer day. Quite drinkable.
The taste of this beer is a bit grainy and sweet initially, with the sweetness changing to being slightly more malty after a second or so. The mouthfeel is very light. Finish is crisp, clean, and with virtually no aftertaste.
This yeast although powdery, produces one the clearest lager recipes I know after a lagering period. Initially, very hazy and cloudy but it surprises me every time after it completely clears. It does produce some diacetyl but with a good d-rest and or a lagering phase it completely goes away.
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Falstaffian Lager
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