On tap at the brewery. Pours very pale gold. Grain, corn, sulfur, dirty socks. Medium body. Bad.

Crisp, pure golden coloured body with a faint just off-white head, barely a centimetre or so tall that fades fairly quickly. Aroma of just about nothing with some water, very light malts, a dash of biscuits and grain and no hops or anything to speak of, perhaps some artificial sugars. Ultra light-bodied; Nutty-ish malts show at first with some grain and biscuity notes alnog with a dash of very light hops which weren't noticeable before in the nose, but that's about it - fairly mild throughout. Aftertaste shows the grain, malt and little else, perhaps some bitter and assertive grassy notes. Overall, a pretty poor beer without much flavour at all, but that was expected from a few of these beers. Not really worth grabbing here of course, unless, like me, you sample the entire nine-beer lineup as samplers! I sampled this four ounce pour on draught, as part of the full nine-beer lineup sampling, from the brewpub/brewery in Rapid City, South Dakota, just hours after landing in the state [for the first time, ever] on 25-June-2020 for US$12,25 (for all nine beers!).

On tap in a flight at the brewery. Pours a clear, urine-esque, yellow color, with no head or hint of one. The nose is corn, agave nectar, some herbal hop spice, and dirt. The flavor is sweet and malty, with a pretty fair, hop bitterness that balances out well. Light body, smooth, and crisp. This is a sickly looking, awful smelling beer, but the flavor is almost passable. Could be worse.