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Beer #15 - Magic Hat Vinyl Lager

Style: Lager
Purchased at: Kroger
What makes this beer different: Woodsy kind of taste.
Will I be drinking this again: Probably not.
Grade: D+


Comments:
I am usually a pretty big fan of Magic Hat brews, but I think they really dropped the ball on this one. It leaves a dirt/bark like lasting taste in my mouth and an overall dryness, which I hate. Has a nice hop smell, and the head on this beer is actually quite nice. Little to no lacing present. Give this one a try and let me know what you think; personally I would stick to #9 until the next seasonal is released! Shame on you Magic Hat.


Recommendations:
1) Finish this beer, 2) Have a nice Beck's waiting and ready to drink immediately following the last sip of Vinyl. That's all I got!
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  1. rab124March 14, 2010 at 7:59 PM

    hey, Chris - wish I had read this before I bought the whole 6 pack - I agree - I love Magic Hat beer, but this one just short of sucks!

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