16 oz can poured. I've had this can for a lot longer than I originally expected to have it. Resorting my beer fridge, this pops out, and I make up for lost time. A slightly cloudy, but bright golden pour with a gushing foam head. Listed as a fancy pants Pilsner, so naturally I'm gonna compare it to my favorite brewery's bastardized pilsner. Soft aroma, pils grain, modest plastic. Flavor is just your slightly better than basic, delicious craft pilsner. Good hop character to this one. A flavorful pils for sure, which separates it from a lot. I get a slight grapefruit character to this for sure. Smooth, crisp, and easy drinking. I'm totally on board with this, though I would be more so in the summer time. If I would have drank this immediately, maybe it would have been my summer beer. Hopefully this beer makes a comeback when it's 95 degrees outside, and I need a 48 ounce glass of ice cold pilsner to pair with the baseball game. Tastes like gold, just as the can suggests.

Tin. Clear gold pour with a thick white head. Hop grass aroma with ’n bietje tree. Hop forward but not too hop forward flavor with a lingering finish.

Hazy, blonde. Medium head, quite fruity on the nose...a different hop character. On the palate, it’s a bit more grassy, not great, touch of sulphur, and finishes really weak in lack of hop, and the malt doesn’t do much to change things. Wish it followed through on the nose more.

On tap at PIB 2017, pours a clear golden with a small white head. Aroma brings out biscuity malt, straw and light grass. Flavour is along the same lines, with light grass, herbal notes and biscuity malt. Light and grassy on the finish. A little vegetal character. Okay.

On tap at Three Magnets in Olympia-USA. Hazy bright rich gold color, little white foamy head. Nose: citric, zest, yeast/grains. Mouth: more yeast, grass, sharp grass bitterness a bit citric. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Draft - Nice grains and a touch of bitter hops. Clear gold with a decent white head. Lots of grains and a dry finish