Can from the Packie. Tried to pour itself into the glass but managed to miss and land on the counter. Slightly hazy straw color with a huge bubbly white head that dissipates quickly. Bready crackery maltiness with spicy earthy hops. Clove and light astringency. Not horrible but certainly something going off here.

8-28-20

Super crisp and very clear golden and light straw coloured body with a pure white head, about a single centimetre tall that starts off tall (growing), but fades very quickly, but does leave a very nice lace on the side, especially for such a small head. Aroma of crisp grainy malts with some biscuits, light earth, a dash of flowers and a good deal of dry, citrusey hops and of course the lager yeast which shows a dry and very distinct bite. Light-bodied; Dry and very crisp dry flavour that hits with some chamomile and jasmine blossoms and shows a light sweetness from pure lemon zest and ending with a subdued biscuity malt characteristic that is dry, but flavourful in a good way. Aftertaste shows some dry, herbal, grainy and flavourful characteristics throughout that are enjoyable, subdued, easy-going and still complex. The yeast hits the strongest, and perhaps the malt, sugars and hops, in that order, but all to good effect and complex, especially for the style. Overall, a nice beer - light, enjoyable, slightly complex with a good profile and bite while being easy-drinking and good for the style, throughout. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from the Department of Beer and Wine in Alexandria, Virginia on 10-July-2020 for US$3,95 sampled at my house here in Washington on 16-August-2020.

$3.40 pint can, WW. Hazy pale gold with a soft white head. Lemon zest, light cracker, green leaf nose. Lemon zest, smooth grasses and leaves, dried floral hops, light black pepper. Tasty and simple.