16oz can from Tavour. Clear golden pour, small head fades away. Grainy, sweet, biscuity aroma. Taste is bready, grainy, sweet leading to a gentle bitterness that slowly reveals itself at the finish. Very robust and flavorful. I wasn't expecting to enjoy the his as much as I did.

Fairly hazy bright golden color. Frothy white head. Very rustic barnyard, lemon, grassy hops. Beautiful nose. Funky palate. Absolutely beautiful palate. Medium bitterness. Absolutely amazing

Pretty golden color, clear, small unstable white head. Malty and hoppy, clean, rustic, biscuity with a faint tart lime note. Like a kellerbier with some extra hops. Very nice.

On tap at Tørst. Pours deep gold. Grain, grass, peach, pear, little nutty. Medium body. Pretty decent.

473ml can. Crisp, grainy and malty with some grassy hops and hay. Quite balanced and rustic lager, feels more like a kellerbier than pils

Can. Pours clear yellow gold, medium white head, good lacing. Aroma is grain, bread, grass, hint of lemon, noble hop. Flavor is light sweet, light plus bitter. Light body.

Poured from a 16 oz can dated October 16, 2020. Aroma is fairly hop forward with a nice, herbal, floral hop note. Light bready notes with a bit of grain as well. Light Pours a fairly clear, pale, yellow gold with a medium sized, thick, pillowy, fluffy white head that recedes to a small, thick, creamy film that lingers. Medium lacing and no legs. Flavor is slightly sweet and fairly crisp with light bread and grain notes. Medium bitterness and a faint hint of alcohol. Light herbal, and faint floral hop notes with a touch of grass. Mouthfeel is light bodied and crisp with medium carbonation. Low astringency and low alcohol warmth. Overall, a solid pilsner with decent grain notes and a fairly hop forward aroma. Bitterness is well balanced and hop flavor is a bit more muted than in the aroma.