Part of a flight at the Pike Place, Waterfront View location in Seattle. So six pours for $22:00 plus Tax and Tip (10th August 2025). Bright golden body, clean and clear, on top a wispy white twirl of foam. Pleasant enough Pilsner, crisp and dry, no aroma to talk of.

On tap at the Pike Place location. Pours gold. Floral, lemon, light acidity, cracker, herbal, light, clean zesty finish. Medium body. Nice.

Tap at the Old Stove Waterfront venue. Pours light gold with a white head. Aroma is bready with grass/spice. Medium body. Flavor matches aroma. Dry and bitter.

Clear pale gold with a decent white head. Light bready and a touch of spicy hops. Bitter with some spicy hops. Solid.

medium golden color. Mildly sweet, floral nose. Soft body, modestly dry and fairly aggressive bitterness. Solid without being expectional pils

Tqp at the Pike Market location. Expensive at $6. Gold color, and moderate carbonation.malt is sweet and there is a thicknes to it. Bitter flavor, sticky.

On tap at the brewery. Pours a clear gold with small white head that lasts. The aroma is grass and lemon zest. Medium body, grass, honey, light bitterness, good.

Draught at the brewery, 8/17/16.
Clear, straw-golden body is topped by a medium-sized white head showing modest retention.
Lovely hop bouquet highlights fresh herbs, light black pepper and tons of juicy lemon. Gains a touch of honey and mild sourdough, appropriately, as the malt enters the equation. No alcohol or flaw and not overdone on the hops.
In the mouth it’s crisp, supple and nicely attenuated with big herbal flavors from the hops and light lemon-like acidity. Malts strike a good balance between a honey-like softness and drying graininess. Snappy on the end, as it should be, with no palate fatigue from the hops. No alcohol or flaw.