Seriously pretty good stuff for a lager. Easy drinking and quite crisp. Great for Friday afternoon on first real summer day here in Washington, D.C. Golden pour with ok head. Some hint of brown rice that gives it a bit more than your average adjunct lager. Can.

Perfectly clear and crisp golden coloured body with a large, four centimetre tall, microfoamed, just off-white head. Aroma of grass, pungent biscuity malt, alcohol, dry hay, but sadly - a bunch of skunky and metallic cents that are stronger than anything else! Light-bodied; Deep yeastie and grassy profile at first that shows bread, light alcohol, a bunch of light biscuits and malt with some very mellow citrus and herbal notes that finishes almost menthol-y - odd! Aftertaste shows the grass and very light, floral and malt notes with a bunch of dry characteristics and the faintest bit of citrus and sweetness imaginable - but does show something slightly different than just the skunky bread and yeastie notes with the pale biscuity malt character. Overall, VERY underwhelming regarding everything from this one, but especially the nose and skunky characteristics. Definitely not worth grabbing, even if you do like pilsners or lagers at large. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Whole Foods in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia on 06-March-2020 for US$2,75 sampled at home in Washington on 21-March-2020.