Snake River Jenny Lake Lager
Jenny Lake Lager is an amber colored Vienna style lager. An authentic German lager yeast strain insures a mild profile. Imported German malts impart a rich, caramel flavor which is balanced with the subtle use of continental hop varieties. The malt forward, slightly sweet profile of Snake River Lager makes it a fine complement to pizzas and red meat.
3.1
204 reviews
Jackson, United States
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On tap at the brewpub in Jackson WY.
Copper body with high clarity and a thin but semi-durable white head.
Aroma: hiney and baked bread
Sweet and malty flavor for style.
Smooth medium body.
12 ounce can from Brennan’s Brookfield. Hazy dark copper, large foamy tan head, good retention. Aroma of toffee, grain, mild floral hops. The taste is toffee, caramel, grain, a bit of pine. Medium bodied.
Pours clear amber with a large beige head. Smells malty, hints of caramel and toffee. Taste is surprisingly bitter with some malt sweetness underneath. Medium-bodied with a smooth texture and average mouth-carbonation, Snake River Jenny Lake Lager finishes with a bitter bite.
12 oz can. Canned on 05/02/16. (Dell Range Liquors) Cheyenne, WY.
Clear amber golden color with a mid-size foamy white head.
The aroma is... SO German! Like a Dortmunder. Sweetness, bread, mild hops and a lot of malt. The flavor is bready malt, mild metal, mild sweetness and some hops. A truly German brew. Well done. Not just what I’m looking for.
On tap at the Lake Hotel Restaurant in Yellowstone. Pour a cloudy, light brown color, with a small, beige head. The aroma is mild caramel, with some smooth earthy notes and cinnamon. Sweet and malty, with a bit of bitterness, lending it a smooth, balanced and easy flavor. Light to medium body, crisp, grainy, and clean. This is a solid Vienna lager, and well made. Nothing crazy, just goes down easily and pleasantly.
tap at SRB in Jackson. This is nothing against Snake River - just never had a lager I was impressed with. Boring beer - boring style
Reddish amber pour, off white head, smell is light body is slightly watery. Taste is inoffensive, okay.
Poured from can into a pint glass
Appearance – The beer pours a clear copper-amber color with a two finger head of white foam. The head fades moderately fast leaving a bit of foamy lace on the sides of the glass.
Smell – The aroma of the brew is strongest of a bready smell mixed with a strong showing of caramel. Along with these smells comes some smells of hay and grass and a hint of harvest fruit.
Taste – The taste begins with a nice caramel and lightly toasted bready flavor mixed with a little bit of harvest fruit. While strong upfront, the caramel gets even more potent as the taste moves forward, bringing on more and more sweetness. A bit of an herbal and molasses taste come at the very end, leaving one with a sweet, but smooth bready taste on the tongue.
Mouthfeel-The body of the beer is slightly thicker then I was anticipating for a brew of only 4.8 % abv. (although not too thick) with a carbonation level that was rather average. For the mix of bready and sweet, with the light roasted tastes, the feel is fantastic and makes for a flavorful brew.
Overall – I rather enjoyed this beer. It was flavorful and easy drinking all with a very modest abv. of 4.8 % .
Aroma - caramel malt.
Appearance - the body is a clean mahogany, with a little nucleation. The head is around 1 1/2" and beige in color, and the head settles quickly. Nice lacing.
Taste - caramel malt and very subtle hops.
Palate - medium body, smooth texture, carbonation is average, and mellow finish.
On tap at growler guys meridian. pours out a crisp amber topped with a tsand head. Nose is caramel malts light floral hops. Taste is more of the caramel sweet malts and a nice grassy end.
red gold pour. aroma toasted caramel, spun honey. Tastes bread, honey, rye, slight floral german hops solidd
Biscuit and bitter malty Carmel taste. Rather unpleasant though. 12oz can poured in park city
Draft. Clear reddish amber with a lasting white head. Grass and caramel aroma, pretty nice. Nice caramel flavor, lightly sweet, old country hoppy finish. Medium bodied with a nice feel. Good for the style.
Crusty big bubble head takes a while to die down.. clear orange brew.
Clean malts are the lion’s share of the aroma.. toasted more than caramel.
Flavor is very fresh... inviting.. very smooth and drinkable.. toasted malts with a low earthy hop presence.. Great body for the style and again.. drinkable for days.
Everyone loves Zonker, but the Vienna lager is my favorite Snake River brew.
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12 oz. can from The Liquor Store & Wine Loft (Albertson’s) in Jackson. Pours a clear, deep orange color with a big, frothy off-white head that leaves heavy lace and settles into an uneven foam cap. Notes of caramel and toasted malts, tea, orange, earth, and some metallic notes. Light-medium bodied, with moderate to medium carbonation and a smooth mouthfeel. The smell offers more than the flavor but it’s a decent Vienna.
12oz can, thanks to phaleslu. Can foamed over a bit on opening. Hazy amber orange color. Bigger pake khaki head. Leaves some bubbly forthy ropes and ridges of lace. Caramel malt in the flavor, mild toastiness, mild spiciness. Mostly caramel. Moderate to bigger sweet taste, light bitter. Medium body. Kind of a creamy, full body. Mild slick texture. Lighter smooth carbonation. Alright, and better than expected really.. But kind of one-note. Sweet and caramelly.
Hiking reward on a small beach overlooking Jenny Lake in Grand Teton NP. Clear caramel and gold color with a nice tan head. Aroma is traditional lager yeast with some sweetness. A little malt sweetness with a touch of bitterness. Enjoyable.
Pours a light yellow color with a corn malt aroma. Taste is malty, with a yeasty backbone. A light corn flavor, with a minute sweetness.
Pours a clear amber, with a nice white head. Aroma of malts. Taste is of a good lager, with a slightly malty upside. Thumbs up.
Flavorful Vienna lager. Surprised of the taste that got better as the beer approached room or cellar temp. Better than ice cold
Deep copper colored brew. Aroma clean and crisp with light malts. Taste is light cereal and mild hops.
Earlier Rating: 11/1/2006 Total Score: 2.8
Clear copper amber color. Light white head. Nose is malty and a little sweet caramel. Taste is light and a little sweet getting a little malty and full in the middle and finishing with a very light roast. Mouthfeel is clean and fluid. Just a little cloying sweetness on the second taste.
Draft. Clear amber color, medium off white head. Aroma of light toast. Taste is caramel and subtle toasted biscuit. OK.
Pours a clear copper color with a small off white head that left some lacing around the glass. The aroma is white bread, sweet malts, and mild hops. The taste is is quite earthy hops and white bread.
Clear red pour with a thin head. Sweet aroma of sugary grain. Light mouth. Taste is full of grain and some classic noble hops. Lingering earthiness. Easy drinking, but not overly flavorful.
Meh. Dug the stout, this was just boring across the board. Not an enticing style to me, but I’ve had a few good ones. this was boring at best, with hints of cardboard flavor.
Huge foamy head on pour, Medium amber body, malt, caramel aroma. taste brings more sweet malt, toffee and caramel. Silky smooth body, mostly malt , abrupt finish. Re-rate 11/6/2015 bumping this up a bit for the style, nice caramel sweet malt body, but still finishes a bit flat
This poured from a12-oz can a clear amber with and off-white head and good lacing. Nose of caramel malts and floral hops. Medium body. Flavor is grassy and floral hops. Lightly bitter finish. Very nice.
Poured from 12 oz can into pint glass.
Appearance: 2+" off white head,mild lacing, clear light amber, highly carbonated.
Aroma: mild sweet malts and bread dough, hint of hops.
Mouthfeel: light and watery, very dry finish.
Flavor: Malt dominate with the bready sweetness forward balanced by some grassy and herbal hops.
Overall: very good, but not outstanding.
Toast, bread crust malt aroma and flavor. Subtle fruity character. Also some malt sweetness in the flavor. Subtle lager yeast.