Vienna / Amber Lager

The Vienna lager originated in the Vienna, Austria area and is of an amber to copper or even reddish brown color. They are medium-bodied malty (toasted or light roasted features) beers with only a mild sweetness, a lightly bitterred hop balance, and a somewhat dry finish. Vienna lagers are lighter than dunkel lagers and the flavors not as rich as those of a Marzen. Amber lagers are a global extension of this style and represent similar lagers but with a more variety of interpretation, including vast degrees of malting and hopping, the addition of caramel flavors, and more overall sweetness that is sometimes derived from the inclusion of non-malt adjuncts like corn and rice.

	Beer | Location	Reviews	Score
	Lake Of Bays Stamp Hammer Oak Aged Amber Lager Canada	2	2.900
	Mission Vienna Lager CA, United States	2	3.100
	Capitol City Vienna Lager DC, United States	2	3.220
	Stallhagen Julbock III Finland	2	2.820
	Spendrups Röd Lager Sweden	2	2.940
	Sinebrychoff Panimomestarin Nikolai Vuosiolut 2011 5,0 % Finland	2	2.780
	Pripps Julöl Sweden	2	3.100
	Bohemia Regent Petra Voka Polomatvé Czech Republic	2	3.140
	Dempseys Longship Lager SD, United States	2	3.160
	Føniks No. 5 Classic Pilsner Denmark	2	2.880
	River City Vienna CA, United States	2	3.020
	Turks Head Amber Turks and Caicos Islands	2	3.100
	Indian Wells Red Dawn CA, United States	2	2.520
	Maallust De Vagebond Vienna Bier Netherlands	2	3.140
	Okkara Páskir Faroe Islands	2	3.040
	Sofiero Julöl Sweden	2	2.600
	CB Juleøl (klasse F) Norway	2	3.000
	Borg Juleøl (klasse D) Norway	2	2.880
	Iron City Amber PA, United States	2	3.180
	Olde Hickory Ruby Lager NC, United States	2	3.040