10th Anniversary Lager

10th Anniversary is a study in restraint. There's a soft grain sweetness up front, almost bready, then it just… evaporates. The bitterness is whisper-quiet — you have to hunt for it. It's the kind of lager that feels like an absence of flavor rather than a presence, which sounds boring but isn't. Dovetail's nailed the technical execution. I'd drink this poolside without thinking.

Beer League Lager

Beer League Lager hits different — there's actual herb and resin on the nose, a papery hop snap in the middle, and a finish that lingers like it wants you to notice it. The bitterness is legit, not aggressive, but it's *there*. At 5% ABV it's barely heavier than the Dovetail, but it feels more intentional, more beer-forward. This is something you taste, not something you swallow.