16 oz. Aroma is grassy, floral, wet hayfield. Pours hazy golden with a half finger off-white foam that falls into a ring quickly. Taste has a light to moderate bitterness with grassy, some sweet bready malt flavor.

On Tap at the brweery/taproom Mostly clear light straw color. Classic pale light malts a bit ceaerealish and some noble hop bite at the end. Fairly clean and crisp.

Draft pour pint at Chuck's Central District. A clean and clear golden pour. Overall a pretty plain pils here, though it's rare for me to find one that's truly unique. My scale is a little different on beers like this one. It's a Pilsner. Does it drink nicely? Yes. Refreshing? Yes. Is it sunny and are you enjoying this outside, and that makes it even better? Yes. Straw grains, slight hop quality. Other than that, all I can say is that it's good.

On tap at Skookum, pours a hazy blonde with a small white head. Nose brings out grassy notes, some spiciness and grains. Flavour is in between a German and Czech style pilsners, with grassy and spicy hops, balanced well by biscuity, grainy hops. Tastes fairly authentic, with a great pils bite. Really nice pilsner.