Draught in sterling. Little bit of fruits and stuff, crisply clean finsh . Good enough

7-4-23 Brewery

On tap. Pours clear gold. Pineapple, lemongrass, grain. Medium body. Average.

Quite hazy golden coloured body with a thinnish, single centimetre tall pure white, slightly soapy head, but much hazier than a typical pils. Aroma of bright grassy and citrusey hops with some light soapy and floral funk noticeable from the yeast and grain. Light-bodied; Strong rich grassy and floral qualities up front with a lot soapy and bitter notes at the end with a light grainy finish with some toasted malt, a dash of subdued to caster sugar and a very small amount of fruit, mostly from oranges. Aftertaste is very drying with only a touch of sugars and light herbs from an otherwise pungent and obtuse floral bite with some bitter qualities from the yeast and a more herbaceous and grassy bite at the very end. Overall, a nice pilsner with a large hop Aroma from the dry hopping and a smooth, yet full-flavoured finish that has some fruit and grain mixed in with some other complexities. I sampled this pint-sized, sixteen ounce can purchased from Whole Foods in Arlington (Pentagon City) on 04-November-2019 for US$2,99 sampled at home in Washington on 04-November-2019.

$3.50 pint can, Vinosity. Pours gold, hint of haze, white head. Floral hops, grasses, light cigarette ash nose. Flavor is orange zest, grasses, green leaf. Light on flavor, but easy drinking.

Draft at Crooked Run, Leesburg. Poured a clear, golden yellow color with a small white head. Aroma was grassy, with some floral hops. Light citrus, some light grain. Pleasant.

On tap at the Sterling location, pours a clear gold, white head. Nose has malt and peanut and straw and grass. Flavor has malt and grist, peanut, astringent tea too. Dry finish. 6 3 6 2 10