Can. Pours clear yellow, small white head, some lacing. Aroma is grain, grass, bread, honey. Flavor is light plus sweet, light bitter. Light body.

12 oz can poured, from Chuck's. Really nicely put together NA kolsch here, and really refreshing to go with a lasting flavor profile. Lighter pale golden pour. Aromatic with cereal grains, and lemon grassy notes. Cool fronted flavor, clean and crisp carb, moderate straw grain, an a hint of a lemon zest. Really nice kolsch here. Could enjoy this brew year round.

12oz can from Bois Co-op. Clear golden pour, thick, rocky white head, tons of fine carbonation. Grainy, malty aroma, biscuity. Taste falls off a bit, initial bready malt taste, which flattens out fast for an abrupt finish. Nothing left on the palate. For an N/A beer, this quite good. Rated as a kölsch with consideration for the non-alcoholic style.

6-pack sent by brewer for my review. Don't know that I'm as ecstatic as the previous rater, but this IS a good drink. Big foamy head over a pale yellow beer color. A light malty smell with no distractions. Light malts that are basic to the Kölsch style are not affected by going NA. Very slight sweetness, but mostly dry from a light hop balance. Tastes like nothing more or less than a good barley pop. Slightly grainy finish, but nothing to take me out of the beer.