Can. A- Subtle pine, subtle citrus, bready. A- Gold color, clear liquid, white head. T- Mild bitterness, slightly grassy, subtle biscuits, mild pine, straw. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, balanced finish. O- I’m picking up something I can’t quite place. Not bad. I could drink this. Wouldn’t buy it myself but it’s far from offensive.

Pours gold into a shaker. White head quickly recedes to nothing. Little aroma. Sweet biscuit and bread upfront turning mildly resinous in the medium length finish.

Can from the Lazy Dog Brilliantly clear golden color with a bubbly off white head that persists. Sweet bready malt with bits of caramel on the nose. Light earthy grassy hops. Flavor is quite sweet with bready light caramel or toffee with a bitter butterscotch finish. India pale what? This is not a very clean lager nor are there a lot of hops here. Fail

Purchased a 16 oz. can at Prost, North Hampton, NH. Totally clear golden color with light legs of lacing. Aroma is mild notes of fruits with mild pale malt.

Fruity hops provide a very light bitterness in the finish. Base of this lager show a light yeast character. As I worked through the can a very mild trace of pine shows in the flavor as well. Body is light with with a moderate carbonation over the palate. Overall it’s light all the way around but no off flavors or issues. It does finish pretty clean. Would make a nice summer beach beer.