Samuel Adams Winter Lager

an alright lager, much better choices in the winter seasonal.

an average bock with a decent taste.

This was my.frist beer when I started drinking craft beer, taste way better in a glass then a bottle.

Yumm, yumm

Good spice, not over powered

This Lager is exceptionally good right around Christmas. With notes of cinnamon and ginger, it'll go well(seriously) with Christmas cookies and deserts.

Good tasting winter seasonal beer.

This is my favorite beer. It's got a great, full flavor. Amazing on those cold winter nights. Too filling to drink too many at one time...which is a good thing.

A good blend of spice and malt without much in terms of hops. A very drinkable Winter brew....not outstanding but pretty good.

I remember getting this on tap at Apple Bee's and being a excellent choice.

One of my favorites from Sam Adams.

Not as good as the White Ale, but right behind it :)

Another seasonal winner for Sam. Smooth drinking with great color and a clean break

Pours a transparent burnt caramel/honey color with a modest cream-colored head that leaves little to no lacing. Aroma is sweet and spicy, but not overbearing. Medium to light bodied, the flavor is malty up front with a complement of seasonal spices. Prickly carbonation makes it difficult to dissect the spice profile, though the bottle mentions cinnamon and ginger. There's also a faint wheatiness lurking beneath the surface as well. Hop flavors are pretty well subdued, which I actually prefer, and the finish manages to subside without any objectionable aftertaste, leaving a sweet, malty stickiness that lingers on the lips. On the whole, Sam Adams Winter Lager is a respectable and easy to drink seasonal brew with enough flavor and complexity to keep you interested for the entire glass.

The perfect winter lager

Nice beer. Not overly hoppy or bitter. Slight sweet flavor. Nice.

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Fairly good

Pours a transparent burnt caramel/honey color with a modest cream-colored head that leaves little to no lacing. Aroma is sweet and spicy, but not overbearing. Medium to light bodied, the flavor is malty up front with a complement of seasonal spices. Prickly carbonation makes it difficult to dissect the spice profile, though the bottle mentions cinnamon and ginger. There's also a faint wheatiness lurking beneath the surface as well. Hop flavors are pretty well subdued, which I actually prefer, and the finish manages to subside without any objectionable aftertaste, leaving a sweet, malty stickiness that lingers on the lips. On the whole, Sam Adams Winter Lager is a respectable and easy to drink seasonal brew with enough flavor and complexity to keep you interested for the entire glass.

Different than other winter lagers. Lighter.