Can. Gold in color with a three finger head. Taste was just a tad better than ok. Nice well balanced flavor. Aroma was grains. Ok for a summertime beer.

Smells lemony. First taste is somewhat refreshing. Then it gets bitter. Sharp pilsner thang builds. Pretty good co2. Hazy pale color. Lemon peel does not help this, it hinders.

6 3 7 3 12 Draft at Brody’s. Clear golden with a white head. Aroma of caramel, malt, light fruity hops, light citrus and grain. Flavour is above light sweet and bitter. Light bodied with moderate carbonation.

Hay nose. Shimmering yellow, thick head. Hay, malty finish. Light body, soft carbonation.

From tap. Pours cloudy yellow with a small white head. Aroma is grassy. Straw. Mild grainy. Grassy and straw. Slight bitter and dry far finish.

Can dated best by 12/23 into a pils glass. A: Very pale yellow and very fizzy with a small head that fell to a flat layer and left lots of lace. S: Grassy lemon scent with light white bread malt note. T: Sharp snappy herbal/leafy or grassy bitterness. Slight lemon zest on the finish and only the faintest hint of cracker. Light and somewhat watery but tasty if not complex. M: Again, light bodied and thin. Extremely high refreshment value. Nice clean and very dry finish. O: Simple light, clean dry pilsner. A bit watery but a very nice hot weather refresher; and you can drink these all day. I like it.