From a very cheap pounder can (50 cents!). Pour is almost clear pale to the eye, quite normal for a cheap pale lager. Pop the lid and the nose is crisp, fresh and almost neutral. Yes, it is easy drinking and well behaved, not even a sign of any processed feel to this one - it comes across as well made and balanced. No ill attributes or character that I can find, not even any adjunct cream corn in the nose or the taste, just refreshing with a good level of carbonation. I was a little bit leery of buying a 12 pack of these for 6$, but now I think I should have got the whole rack! Great stuff fer sure. Recently I just had some sweetwater american lager and this stuff is much better than that! In the middle, the friendship just keeps coming, quite nice. On the finish, it leaves me wanting more. In the end, I can't really find anything negative about this stuff, its just plain good american pale lager. I wonder why the price is so low? Maybe they are trying to us to taste it? I think I'll stop over at JR's and get a couple of cases of this stuff. Its cheaper than most nasty macro pale lagers. Many domestic craft brewers try to make a good american pale lager but few, if any, achieve this level in the style. Hey SW, this is impressive, thanks!