Can from Filet & Vine, Montgomery. Aroma is pale malt with soft spicy lemongrass, citrus. Flavour is moderate sweet and lightly bitter. I'm picking up a hint of Gose saltiness, but it's barely there. Body is light. Drinkable but bland, bit like a Golden.

Can: Poured golden with white head. Aroma is grainy. Taste is is grainy, nice refreshing beer.

12oz can - buddy brought up from Georgia. Simple pilsner but easy to drink. Classic beer

12oz can thanks to Steveoj pours out clear crisp golden topped with. Nose is light lemon grass hops a little floral and some cereal. Taste is more of the light citrus lemon zest notes grass and cereal.

12 oz. can. Pours a cloudy pale gold color with a small fizzy white head and poor retention. No lacing. Smells like a grainy wheat beer. Tastes like a mix of a golden ale, pale ale and a wheat ale with a little lemon in the finish. Weird mix. Nothing bad, but nothing to try again either. Crisp mouthfeel.

12 oz can from Tavour. Pale golden, head fades instantly. Aroma is mostly grainy with light lemony overtones . Lemons pick up in the taste, as well some minor saltiness. Definitely the wrong season to be drinking this.

Need something low key to sip while on baby duty this week so this fits the bill. Light yellow tinged. Nose is lemon lime. Tastes of same plus some grass and salt. Not tart easy drinking. I could sip on these non stop and drive from here to Seattle with no ill effects, I won’t though. Anyways kinda blah

Ever so slightly hazy golden coloured body with a thinnish, barely covering the top pure white head. Aroma of grass, lemons, hay, wheat, corn, rice and a touch of super light hops noticeable. Light-bodied; Strong grassy and hay flavours up front with a more assertive corn flavour near the end showing some light sweetness and a touch of a herbal flavour as well, but the corn-based malt and light grain elements are still the strongest flavours here. Aftertaste shows the dry flavours with the grass and hay front and centre with some outstanding yeast characteristics, but a very smooth and easy-drinking, almost watery maltiness, no real hops to speak of, some very mellow sugars and the corn flavours pop up again at the very end. Overall, not a bad beer and sort of interesting (the can and the label were nice at least), and while this may be a good beer to drink for the summer months here in the South, this isn't really for everyone else to choose to drink. I sampled this twelve ounce can purchased from Mac's Beer and Wine in Atlanta, Georgia for US$1,86 on 26-May-2018 sampled a day later in my hotel room here in Atlanta, Georgia on 27-May-2018.