Reviewed from notes.
Can to lager glass.
Appearance: burnt yellow to almost copper color with a finger's worth of white foamy head which dissipated nicely to leave some light lace
Aroma: biscuity/bready malts with a sweet hop tone of some floral tones
Flavor: meshes the prior noted aromas to a fine sweet quality; finishes the same way with a little bit of dryness
Texture: light bodied, very sessionable; good smoothness and nothing distracting anywhere, good carb level
Overall: not a bad crushable pale lager probably wouldn't be bad to grab some cans of to take fishing.

Undated can drunk 1/19/24. Clear golden. Small, white head quickly to ring. Bit of glue in the nose. Not horrendous, not great. Cereal, honey, biscuit, flaked corn-like character. Very light hopping. And yet, despite the bit of glue, it's much cleaner in the mouth with a good maltiness and good attenuation. Honey, cracker, biscuit, some corny character. It's no Red Barn Longview but it's better than the nose portended.

Can on MV - picked up from Craft Beer Cellar Waterbury. Pours clear, pale yellow, lightly effervescent, with a fizzy white head. Medium sweet flavour with notes of cereal, white bread, a little yeast, a little dough, lemony accents. Light bodied and fizzy. Mild sweetness to finish, some dried but doughy biscuits, more white bread and cereal, low bitterness. Drinkable but quite basic gear.

Taster at Vermont Tap. Clear golden pour, patchy head. Aroma is sweet and hoppy. More to follow