Dry Hopped Lager from Calvors Review

So the suns out, it's nearly 30 degrees outside, it's time to break out the lagers. Dry Hopped Lager from Calvors was part of the last LIDL beer festival so I figured why not pick it up and save it for a rare nice day in England. Calvers are an Ipswich based brewery who have been going since 2008 creating a reasonable selection of lagers and ales. Dry Hopped Lager comes in a 330ml yellow and white can and contains 4.3% alcohol, which is about normal for a lager. The beer pours quite nicely with a straw gold body and good white head. The aroma is actually quite nice with some orange and I think lemon notes.  It actually smells like a half decent pale ale. 

The texture is light and refreshing as you'd expect, but the taste actually matches the aroma, in that it feels more like a decent light ale than a lager. There's quite a nice mild citrus kick to Dry Hopped Lager which you don't really get in the generic versions. I'm not much of a lager drinker but I'd actually have Dry Hopped Lager from Calvors again if someone offered me it so I'll give it a score of 7 out of 10 which is about as good as it gets for a lager.