beer_name: Samuel Adams Black Lager
text: Six Pack Dan's Liquor Plover, Wisconsin Appearance - At first pour this beer is a very deep brown, almost black but not quite. Head is a pale brown that lasts along the wall of the pint glass but dwindles in a swirl towards it's center. Even with the rich color is still appears to be watery, which I like. It looks to be an easily drinkable beer. Smell - The scent is very faint. It takes several strong whiffs to be able to really recognize a discernable aroma. The scent is a pleasant roasted flavor but not as strong as I'd like. Taste - The Black Lager does a good job of maintaining the qualities found in a lager beer. It's a smooth tasting beer that adds a roasted roundness that I've discovered, I enjoy. Mouthfeel - The beer is a bit uncomfortable on the tongue when not imediately swallowed. The carbonation kicks in stronger here than most dark beers. I guess that's just the Lager side talkin'. ~ I would order another Samuel Adams - Black Lager. This is a beer that's easy to drink with it's watery finish. I'd really like to give this a try from a tap. Anyone know where I can get a Black Lager on tap?