Kokanee Glacier Frost
Kokanee Glacier Frost
Rated 2.975 by BeerPalsBrewed by Columbia Brewery
Creston, British Columbia, CanadaStyle: Pale Lager
5% Alcohol by Volume
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When you're known for glacier-fresh beer, you know your cold and frosty. Brewed from a secret mountain recipe, the Columbia Brewery has created a brand new lager from Kokanee, with an incredibly cool and refreshing taste. Kokanee Glacier Frost is the brew with brrr. And it's loaded with Kokanee's patented Holycrapthisiscoldium™, which guarantees that it goes down easy and is as cold as a snowman with the chills.
ID: 27494 Last updated 2 weeks ago Added to database 17 years agoKey Stats
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Overall Rank | 47189 |
Overall Percentile | 15 |
Style Rank | 435 of 1769 |
Style Percentile | 75.4 |
Lowest Score | 2.9 |
Highest Score | 2.9 |
Average Score | 2.900 |
Weighted Score | 2.975 |
Standard Deviation | 0.000 |
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Aroma: 7 | Appearance: 6 | Mouthfeel: 5 | Flavor: 5 | Overall: 6
The Market hype on this beer reads like an Opus on corporate brewing boardroom banality....the market hype for this beer may be the product of insulated executive trend mongering, but the brewer took the right direction at least in a small way...it is at least, a light/pale all-malt lager. ...decent heading, fair aroma of sweet malts ( unlike it’s sibling Kokanee which has a 25% dextrin bite and body). Problem with this beer is although it has a light malt character it is very thin in the body and watery in the mouth...of course I served it at a proper serving temp for a all malt beer about 48-50 deg. F....I suppose they(Inbev marketers) have designs of serving it as half frozen slush like Coors. So from the brewery;s accountant and brew master’s perspective you don’t want to waste a lot of good malt on a drink who’s main sales pitch is selling the taste of ice when it is served far too cold to taste...besides good malt protein just clouds up the drink at those temperatures....they want ice ya give em ice...not rich malting.