10th Anniversary Lager

10th Anniversary is the kind of lager that doesn't announce itself. It's got this soft, almost grainy sweetness upfront—nothing aggressive, nothing weird. The finish is dry and quick, which is exactly what you want when you're halfway through a shift or three beers deep and just need something to drink, not something to think about. There's a faint mineral quality that keeps it from being totally flat, but honestly, the appeal here is restraint.

Beer League Lager

Beer League actually tastes like someone wanted to make a lager with conviction. You get herbal, piney notes right away—not overpowering, but definitely there. It's got more backbone, more structure; the carbonation feels sharper, and there's this slightly spicy finish that lingers just long enough to keep things interesting. This is a lager that works *with* food or stands alone without apologizing.