Bottle, Thanks to Unclemike. Pours clear golden with large foamy white head, faint bread aroma wild mild hops influence, high carbonation, mildly bitter malty taste, thin body, medium finish. Not bad.

12 oz single purchased at MDL Wine and Spirits in Overland Park, Kansas. Best by month 2, week 4 notched on label. The pour is mostly clear golden with a foamy one inch off white head that falls slow with splotchy lace. The aroma is clean cracker cereal malt, along with a gentle floral hop. The taste mineral, cracker malt, and earth, softly spice floral hop notes. The palate is medium to light bodied, active carbonation and dry mineral finish. Nice one.

Pour is a clear yellow with a large white head. Aroma is a sweeter than normal malt for a pils with some sort of adjunct that I can’t put my finger on. Flavor is a heavy sweet sticky malt with almost no hop presence. This is way more malt liquor than pils. None of the crackerlike malt or grassy hop you would like to find in a pils are found here. I will pass on trying this again.