Via csbosox by way of a keg he bought of this. Pour is a perfectly clear golden with a one inch white head. Head falls pretty quick with some light lace. Aroma of very soft cereal grain, some light grainy malt, and not much else. Very faint nose. Taste picks up some from the nose, with a nice natural tasting cereal grain maltiness and a nice transition to floral and earthy hops. There is a really nice bright mineral aspect to the aftertaste that works for me. Palate is light bodied, nice level of carbonation and a clean mineral dry aftertaste which begs for the next sip. Nice one, good balance, clean and easy to drink - though I wish the nose had been a bit more assertive. Thanks for sharing some of the keg, Chris.

Picked this growler up to share at a party. And again as last time I was the only one drinking this. Its a dark golden/orange clear color. The beer is basically a white bread malts and medium-light herbal hops. Its really not different from their previous pils (Post Rock), just less hoppy and a different hop (I think). Its got a particularly nice biscuit-like maltiness in the flavor. This is the counterpart of the hoppy pils, its the nicely white-bread malts pils. I can drink this all night (after I am tired of ales and/or strong lagers).