Park Day Bohemian Style Pilsner

7 week old can into a stemless wine glass. Revisiting this as it has been changed for the better. A: Crystal clear light gold with a short, fast-falling white head. Spotty lace. S: Crackers, grass and light caramel. T: Cracker/sourdough bread notes joined by a grassy or herbal hop bite that lingers. Biscuit, caramel and soft floral hop notes as it warms. M: Light as expected at 4.8%. Crisply carbonated and refreshing. O: Light, refreshing and fairly tasty with much improved malts. Not usually cheap but worth a try for pils fans.

On draft at Trio in Kill Devill HIlls, NC. Pours a clear pale gold with a white head. Slightly fruity nose. Flavors of biscuit with a bitter finish.

Can shared at a private tasting. Pours a slightly hazy yellow with a medium sized creamy white head. Good head retention. Aroma of pale biscuit malt, butter, citrus hops. The taste is pale doughy malt, grassy hops. Medium bodied, low carbonation, decent balance.

Draft. Crystal clear yellow color, small white head. Aroma of white pepper, dusty lemon, raw bread dough. Taste is plain lager. OK.

Good saaz hops, but doesn’t have the barley profile I like in pilseners. Pours golden with fizzy head and lacing. Some sweet malt but not much crispness. Tap at Summerfest DC.

12oz can sampled at D’vine’s in Columbia Heights. Pours a dark gold with some fluffy white head. Nose has some grass, some lemon, buttered biscuit, hay, some mild yeast. Flavors are the same, a little juicy, some malt, grass. Clean finish.