Poured from a can into a lager glass

Appearance Pours a transparent straw to golden yellow with a finger and a half of white soapy head that settles rather quickly leaving a little ring, slight lace that slides back down the glass

Aroma is crackery malts, yeasty bread dough, faint corn sweetness

Taste follows with the crackery malts, fresh cut grass, doughy bread and that corn sweetness

Texture is light bodied and effervescent carbonation making it very drinkable. Finish is semi dry but short with a sweetness that lingers slightly. A slight bitterness balances it nicely

Overall a good American light lager, I'd pair it with grilling or the fire pit.

On tap at river road tavern
Mostly clear light gold color with a descent sized bubbly white head that persists. Crackery bready maltiness with a pleasant spicy peppery floral hoppiness.

Pint can. pours a clear gold with a smallish white head that soon fades into a fine scum. The aroma is mildly spicy with hops, corn and straw. The taste, like the aroma, is corn, hay, and mild noble hops. The palate seemed a bit thin and the carbonation was lively. Finished very short and dry. Overall: I really did not expect much, and so I was not disappointed.

4 oz draft. Aroma of mild cracker malt, soft yeast. Flavor Shows a good malt background with a light body. Finish is crisp with a mild hop balance. Standard macro lager. The price of a pint is not bad. Have no idea what a four pack would cost. Not sure how much this makes sense. Financially speaking

Pours clear gold into a willi. White head with little retention recedes to skim surface. Corn and citrus aromas. Crisp with sweet cornbread and citrus upfront turning to marshmallow in the medium length finish.