On tap at Main Street, pours a clear blonde with a small white head. Nose brings out grassy hops, smooth biscuity malt, and a slight spiciness. Flavour is clean and refreshing, with a dry body, bringing out notes of grassy hops and dry crisp biscuity malt. Very nice body, with high drinkability. Good stuff.

2014-06-13, cask at the brewery, as Kellerbier dry-hopped with Saaz, 5-3-7-3-13=31
Hazy pale blond color with compact head. Light, crisp, fresh, with moderate carbonation and not too cold, well drinkable; it still has more cereals touch than grass, so maybe it needs some more play with the hop.
But it’s very pleasant.

2014-05-31, cask at the brewery, as Kellerbier, 6-3-6-3-12=30
Cloudy pale color. Gentle on the malts, but at least it’s a bit bready; the mouthfeel is light; very light grassy touch, some straws.
I’m used to bolder Kellerbier, but at least this one is clean and it’s refreshing.

2014-05-30, draught at the brewery, 5-3-5-2-10=25
Bright blond color, clean. Dry, a bit papery, more straw than grass. The flavor is slightly more promising than the aroma; soft final, a bit sweeter. Not impressive.

2011-08-04, bottle from Point Grey, Vancouver, 5-2-4-2-9=22
Blond color. Corn and paper aroma; simple flavor; a vulgar beer.

Nice hoppiness on the nose and coming off very light. Has a foggy yellow body, very hefeweizen-like, with a big foamy head. Flavour is plenty of hoppiness with bread and citrus hints. A little watery on the mouthfeel. This is a highly drinkable brew.