Pilsner

Draught @ Brewpub

Pours clear yellowish with a smooth head. Aroma of crisp malts, bready earthiness, butter and spices. Taste is sweet, earthy and crisp with some hints of butter and grass. Finish is smooth and grassy with some sweet buttery notes. A bit unbalanced.

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.