El Segundo Brewing Steve Austin's Broken Skull American Lager (16 oz)

El Segundo Brewing Steve Austin's Broken Skull American Lager (16 oz)
From the "Can"
  • This beer is the ultimate reward for a hard days work. Brewed with the best American-grown barley and hops, Broken Skull American Lager goes down as easy as a three-day weekend. Cheers to those who are out there earning it.
  • Brewed For El Segundo Brewing Company By Two Roads Brewing Company, Stratford, CT; elsegundobrewing.com

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Brewer's Exegesis

This beer is our take on the classic American Lager. Made for the working man and woman, this beer is brewed with the finest American-grown barley and hops and is the ultimate reward for a hard days work. Coming in at 4.8%, this beer goes down easier than a 3-day weekend. Cheers!

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