Reviewed from notes.
On tap at C.H. Evans, Albany, NY.
Appearance: yellow in color with a sturdy transparency; slim white foamy head which slid off fairly quick and didn't leave any lace
Aroma: sweet grains, light biscuity malt and some earthy/grassy hops
Flavor: leans to the sweet side and for the most part, basically stays there, almost thought some hops were trying to come out but never really did; mild finish of the malts
Texture: light bodied, sessionable; pretty smooth along the tongue
Overall: it's a nice lager worthy of coming back to and my second pour of this went well with the burger I had.

12oz can from Halftime. Medium, clear golden, fizzy head. Musty, malty aroma. Malty, grainy taste, creamy. For me it recalls more of a märzen.

Draft at my father in-laws golf club. Gold pour. Served super cold. Nose is sweet malt and yeasty. Tastes of dough, faint lemon, Malta. Smooth palate. Could use more bite

Can. Pours clear golden with very small frothy whitish head, malt aroma, medium carbonation, sweetish malty taste, thin body, abrupt finish. Could be crisper, there is a bit of yeasty flavor.

Tap at The Pony Bar, New York. Pours clear amber with a small off-white head. Aroma of sweet malt, hop, light citrus, grass and hay. Medium plus sweetness, very light bitterness. Medium body, oily texture, soft carbonation. Decent Pilsner.