Reviewed from notes.
Can to mug.
Appearance: semi-glossy burnt yellow to copper color with a finger and a quarter of white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: light cereal notes, some floral to grassy hops with straw
Flavor: fuses the prior noted aromas to a fine biscuity to floral sweet and bittersweet quality; finishes the same way with a touch of dryness
Texture: light bodied, sessionable and a welcoming smoothness rolling along the tongue
Overall: I say a pretty nicely done Helles lager very worthy of coming back to.

Canned 10/1/21, drunk 10/17/21. Bright, clear, copper-golden with a large, well-retained, white head. Beautiful, malt-rich nose of honey, sourdough (light), sugar cookie, earth and mineral and lightly floral, peppery hops. Beautiful in the mouth, as well, as peppery, lightly bitter hops match the malty, yet dry and medium body perfectly. Honey, a dollop of caramel, rustic grains and a long mineral, floral and pepper finish replete with alternating waves of creamy honey-like maltiness and pleasingly bitter, peppery hops. Exquisitely clean. Watery on the end, slightly, but it's endearing and matches the extreme drinkability of the beer's slightly lighter body. Definitely a crusher, but a clean, highly flavorful, balanced and enjoyable one.