I saw this beer yesterday at the closest HEB as a single, by the label I thought it was a German brew. Little did I know. The brewery is in Fredericksburg, TX, I was there a couple of weeks ago. In any case I do enjoy a Kolsch. Sort of a step up from your everyday pilsner. Opening the 12 oz bottle before pouring into my Cowtown snifter, let’s keep it within the state. Serving it cold, very cold. I determine a semi-transparent lemon yellow body with a thin covering of solid white foam. I lift for a smell. A touch of citrus and something fresh. And a drink, nice on a very warm day. I taste lemon, hops and water. Minimal complexity, sometimes that is all right.

12 ounce bottle thanks to Andrew. Pours a clear orange copper hue with a medium white head. A big bready nose. Smooth, sweet, crisp malts, light bread and leaves. Very nice. Easy to drink a lot of.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a hazy straw hue with a small, short-lived white head. Aroma of grains, light malt. Taste follows nose, with a bit of fruitiness. Okay.