Bottle. Not very good. Taste just like hay. Smells extremely weak. Very pale yellow and very weak head.

Reviewed from notes.
This was poured into a pilsener glass.
The appearance was a yellow color with a half finger white foamy head that dissipated within about twenty seconds. There was barely any lacing and what there was of it just slid right on into the beer.
The smell had a weird burnt bready / burnt caramel notes to it.
The taste was basically the same.
On the palate, this one sat about a light on the body with not much sessionability about it as I’m getting a weird cardboard - ness rolling over my tongue.
Overall, I can’t say I’d try this again.

Northwest style lager it says, does that mean lager loaded with Cascade hops? Maybe but I wouldn’t say loaded. It has a definitely Cascade citrus nose, but also cat urine and a load of buttery malts, and a cooked vegetal DMS component. Maybe more hops could have masked the flaws in their lagering, with more buttered malts in the flavored, couple with an almost bubble-gum type ester plus DMS. Thats not to say these flaws are over-powering because the beer as a whole is fairly light and bland, a fizzy lager. Not much hops come through in the finish at all, just a touch for balance at most. Halfway through the glass the nose is a real turnoff. I found that holding my nose while drinking it brought our more of the cascade flavors and even a little resin on the finish. Golden color, fizzy but small short lasting white head.

Bottle: Poured a clear golden with a thin whispery white head. The aroma is of soggy cardboard. Taste was wet grain.