12 oz bottle. Pours golden with just a little bit of fine particles and a white head. Nice hop aromas, combination of earthy noble hop aromas combining with herbal spicy hop aromas as well. Hops come across quite spicy with herbal, earthy, and hints of pine flavors. Little bit of honey and pilsener malt. Lasting bitterness. Rather nice, a touch overbearing, though.

750 ml bottle shared by Odeed. Nose is caramel, light oxidation, and sweetness. Cloudy gold with a big pale golden head. Flavor is peppery, light bitterness, caramel, lots of oxidation, and cardboard. Wish I had this fresh!

Bottle at DLD ... thanks to Yaniv ... Hazy amber ... bright light sweet hop ... juicy front ... sweet light yeast hop ... little cloves... ok

RBSG07. From 75 cL bottle. Pours hazy yellow with a white head. Aroma of grapefruit floral hops. Flavour is malty mild sweet and very floral. Decent bitterness in the finish. Good bitter finish.

A $15 pilsner. It is good, even if ridiculously overpriced. Well carbonated. A bright, gold color and a tall white head. It has a nice pilsner bitterness with medium bodied malt and considerable hops.

750 mL bottle-tag says 4-20-06. Boy, if price and packaging is indicative, this should be out of this world. Comes in a big bottle, nice label, an attached tag with information and the like... fancy. The original price on this was $20, so they’re obviously pretty proud of it, too. I got a nice closeout deal on it... 5 bucks. Figured it might be worth trying at that price. Pour is pretty nice... golden color with some amber shades. Head on the first glass was about three fingers and it’s dying down as I type, leaving lots of nice lacing on the side of the glass. Aromas are interesting and somewhat unique... lemon peel, grass, floral hops and maybe a touch of grapefruit hiding in the background. It’s not an overpowering nose, but pleasant. First impression of the flavor is that the alcohol is a little out of balance and takes it in an astringent direction without enough of a malt body to support it well. It seems like as it sits and breathes a little it is becoming a little more managable. Flavors are still a little bitter, though. Lemon peels and summer grass are my best description, with that alcoholic unbalance pulling things away from purely enjoyable. Still, nice. I’d be willing to pay $5...

Cloudy sediment-laden apricot body, thick puffy off-white head. Looks like apple cider mixed with tang. Bready aroma with light citrus and grassy, bitter hops. Sweet citrus body, bready, strongly yeasty, which adds a creaminess to the body. Bitter, grassy, somewhat citric hops at the finish in addition to tropical fruits. The hops give this an IPA character. I’m not buying this as a pilsener. Pretty good but not worth the $16 tag.