So, Miller/Coors is trying their hand at craft beer.  Good for them!  For those of you who think one of the big 3 trying to get into the craft beer market is a bit of an oxymoron, I get it, but hey(!) this is what's popular now.  And to be honest, they're not going too far outside their comfort zone with this beer.  So, in my opinion, it's a good start. 

The one difference of opinion Chad and I had about this beer was the 'lager issue.'  Chad's not a lager guy.  He's also not an amber guy.  I actually like both, so going in, I was feeling pretty good about this one. 

Chad pretty much thought this beer was just "ok" or "meh." But I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say if you prefer a pilsner, or drinking a Miller, a Heineken or the like, this will be a simple twist that you can add to your repertoire of beers.  It adds a subtle hint of natural woody flavor and a simple sweet aroma that can help shake up your normal routine.  I recommend this for anyone who's just looking to get out of a beer rut.  This will do it!

And now, the scores:

Vydra             6.5

Chad                 5