Big burst of floral/herbal hop notes followed by a slight hit of cracker malt and then a bitter seltzer finish. Half of half a beer. I’ve had a couple of decent N/A pints, but I don’t think a pils works as one. Eh.

Pale golden with a white head - Malt aroma - Malt body with some hop bitterness - Malt finish - This was ok

Very crisp pure golden coloured body with a slight hazy tint all below the just off-white head that fades pretty quickly, but still caps the beer with a one centimetre tall head and a very ugly lace on the sides. Aroma of grass, light lemons, some fresh German hops and a touch of yeast and wort, too. Light-bodied; Very crisp, grassy and pretty biscuity bite that has a great balance of malt and very light hops with some mellow sugars, too. Aftertaste is dry with seemingly a bite from the yeast and bitterness of the malts, but a good, crisp lemon and fresh hop bite are the strongest here and leave a long-lasting pungency on the end, synonymous with the style. Overall, another very good example of a Non-Alcoholic version of a classic style - this hits the notes that you'd expect, but is easy-drinking, crisp and of course free of alcohol. Great to sample during this month and well-recommended if you can find it, want Non-Alcoholic options and especially if you like Pilsners! I sampled this twelve ounce can, purchased from R&L Liqours in Lewes, Delaware on 19-February-2023 for US$3,25 with a 'best by' date of 14-December-2023 and sampled at my house here in Washington on 27-March-2023.

This was honestly quite tasty, especially for a low-alcohol beer. Flavor was grassy, with a touch of citrus. Light herbal character. Just about nailed the Italian Pils that I've come to enjoy. Herbal bitterness, hay. Almost tastes full bodied enough to forget there's no alcohol in this.