Trosten Lager: 4.5 – It is a darker and smokier lager and it does rather well in that style. It did have something though that threw us for a loop – the word gemütlichkeit. It said it was a lager full of it, and curious at what sort of hop or yeast (or how to say it) we looked it up. It means friendliness, which is ironic as it’s made us angry. Overall it is a nice relaxing, simple, and tasty beer though.
Price Average: $2 single
Website: http://www.vontrappbrewing.com/
Helles Lager: 5.0 – As far as hoppy lagers go, this is actually quite easy to drink, but is not overwhelming in taste that would make it terrible.
Google Shop Average: Helles Lager $18 for 24-pack
Website: http://www.vontrappbrewing.com/
Pilsner: 6.0 – Achieves a nice balance between being too hoppy that you would lose flavor and an overall pleasant Pils taste.
Google Shop Average: Pilsner $18 for 24-pack
Website: http://www.vontrappbrewing.com/
Vienna Lager: 5.0 – Just another non-offensive, good but not great beer. Nothing truly distinctive, but still enjoyable.
Google Shop Average: Vienna Lager $18 for 24-pack
Website: http://www.vontrappbrewing.com/
Dunkel Lager: 5.5 – It’s an okay lager, and there is an aftertaste of something more porter stout, but overall it’s rather weak for a dark/black lager.
Google Shop Average: Dunkel Lager $18 for 24-pack
Website: http://www.vontrappbrewing.com/