Lagers:


To Lager is to lay down. In German, a lager means a bed, a camp, a stockade or a storehouse. A lager is a bottom fermented beer with a yeast that works at cool temperatures. Lager yeasts produce beers that are characteristically clean and rounded, though not always complex.

Aztec Lager
This "good beer" is brewed to taste like Corona, although we feel it is far better. Aztec is a good lighter beer due to the addition of flaked rice and mild hopping. This lager goes well with all Mexican food as well as anything off the grill.

Baja Brew
This brew relies on fermentables to give a nice body while using very little hop. A slightly higher alcohol "south of the border" recipe. This cerveza has been brewed often in the warm months with great success.

Beechwood Lager
Here's a brew for all those armchair quarterbacks out there. This Budweiser style is the recipe for those who like to stay with the drink they grew up with. Here's to loyalty

Bull Elephant Lager
The Elephant name is representative of our Carlsberg style brew. This lager has a light color with a slightly sweet undertone due to the wheat grain. The mild Hallertau hop adds bitterness and aroma giving this beer a mass appeal.

California Girl
This Bavarian brew is very clean with subtle hop undertones. California Girl is of a St. Pauli Girl style being slightly less bitter than our Beck's style beer. A nice spring/summer drink for picnics.

Canadian Dry Lager
This is a lighter Canadian style brew very mild in flavor. Considering the amount of fermentable sugar and the light finishing hop, Canadian Dry can best be exemplified as a Molson Dry style.

Charger Gold
This is another mild interpretation of a pilsner style lager. Chager Gold has somewhat more body than most other lagers because of the addition of Munich Malt. It may be compared to Heineken.

Hi-Ho Silver Lager
Here is an extract beer that goes down very easy. If you can possibly envision a micro-brewed Coors Light, this beer would be close.

Honey-Bee Lager
If you are a fan of honey, this one will knock your socks off. The corn flakes lighten this one up a bit to bring out the hops with a wonderful honey taste that is not overwhelming. Not only is it a great brew to drink, it smells great brewing. In fact we have to keep the doors shut to keep the bees away.

Pacific Coast Lager
Pacific Coast Lager has a verynice combination of grains. The Munich has has a subtle sweet flavor, Crystal is a little sweeter while the Chocolate contributes a nice copper color. These grains along with a complex hopping give this brew a nice look and pleasing taste.

Revere's Lager
This is our Samuel Adams style brew. Using pale and crystal malts, Revere's is a very well-balanced, deep gold lager with a nice hop finish. A great one to brew for the first time customer.

Rocky Mountain Lager
We can't leave out a microbrewed Coors style. Another recipe for those loyals out there who like to stay with tradition.

This page created 11/1/96 by:
Guy Espinoza