Bottle. Modern straight forward and crisp - somewhat - overhopped pils. Drinkable.

Bottle at home in London - purchased at the brewery. Pours crystal clear yellow-gold, lightly effervescent, with a frothy, pure white foam head. Nice aroma with biscuity pale malts, some cereal, citrusy hops, dry hay. Light-medium sweet flavor with further biscuits, some grains, ripe orange, a bit of citrus rind. Light bodied with average carbonation. Dry grain and cereal on the finish, some citrusy hops, nips of pine, more biscuity sweetness. Solid all around. Great hoppy pils. --- Beer merged from original tick of Camden Pils on 13 Mar 2011 at 03:22 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 7 | Flavor - 7 | Texture - 8 | Overall - 8.5. Original review text: Keg at Euston Tap. Clear, light gold pour with a moderate, white head. Crispy malts on the nose. Flavor is lightly sweet and bready, with enough earthy hops to give it some teeth. Light to medium in body with average carbonation. Finishes crisp with nice bready malts and cleansing bitterness. Good stuff.

On tap at the Craft Beer Rising thing in Glasgow. Loads of authentic notes on the nose and palate with green beans and spice and another mysterious vegetable taking front stage.