Hey, I think I rated this already! Oh well, here goes. $2 can. Pour is virtually clear pale with a white head. Ever so mild pine nose; weird cause nobody else got that! First let me say the can says its a hoppy lager, so I was expecting something like and IPL. Fortunately, it is not! Initial taste is not as bitter as I was expecting, its a little more mild than those piercing bitter pils so common in our common poorly domestic craft varieties; you know, almost astringent or phenol in nature. This however, is friendly and a good example of a well made, with care, common old country pilsner. Good level of carbonation and thru the middle it remains a halcyon calm with a serene peaceful restful character. Nice. Bitterness never builds, it simply remains refreshing but never lets you forget its a pilsner and not a macro pale lager. I enjoyed this session.

12oz can pours out pale straw topped with a white head. Nose is light grain and cereal malt. Taste is more of the nice light grain cereal and some grass on the end.

Sample at the CCBW Six One Pour festival on 05/14/2022.

16 oz taller Pils glass draft at Sonder Brewing in Mason, Ohio. The pour is a clear golden with a one inch foamy white head that leaves great lace. The aroma is crisp cracker malt, herbal, and soft floral hops. The taste is a traditional crisp clean Pils with nice noble hops notes and the clean fresh crisp cracker malt. The palate is light bodied with coarse carbonation and the noble hop finish. Nice fresh Pils.