Sam: Okay. I've finally finished the fourth bottle, and I've come to a conclusion: I'm not a fan. It took me all four tries, and I waffled each time between "yum" and "hooboy." Last night I settled on "hooboy" and poured the last ounce out. It's intensely hoppy and malty, so if you're a classic hophead, give it a spin. I thought it was a lip-puckering struggle. I really prefer my pilsners to be a little more...subtle. Try it if you want the intense experience; I'm gonna steer clear.
(6/1/2008)
Steve: This is one of the better Sam Adams beers that I've had to date. But, I tend to enjoy a hearty lager full of Hallertau hops. It's a pretty big pilsner at 8.1% abv, something you don't really think about when you stare into that golden Pilsner beer, as most of them have almost half the amount of alchol. The aroma is very hoppy, so it's an assault on the senses, smell, taste, and even sight when you see this golden effervescent beer in the glass.
(11/8/2009)
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Samuel Adams Boston Lager
Samuel Adams Cherry Wheat
Samuel Adams Chocolate Bock
Samuel Adams Cream Stout
Samuel Adams Double Bock
Samuel Adams Golden Pilsner
Samuel Adams Hallertau Imperial Pilsner
Samuel Adams Hefeweizen
Samuel Adams Honey Porter
Samuel Adams Imperial White
Samuel Adams Irish Red
Samuel Adams Light
Samuel Adams Noble Pils
Samuel Adams Octoberfest
Samuel Adams Old Fezziwig Ale
Samuel Adams Pale Ale
Samuel Adams Scotch Ale
Samuel Adams Summer Ale
Samuel Adams Vienna Lager
Samuel Adams Weiss Bier
Samuel Adams White Ale
Samuel Adams Winter Lager
