Pint can pours with a clear pale gold colored body that supports a semi frothy bright white head of foam. The modest aroma offers up a sense of lemon, spicy hops and then a bit of cracker like maltiness. The taste delivers up a modestly over carbonated for the style mouth feel that pushes forward notes of spicy bitter hops, a dash of acidic lemon bite and then the modest degree of maltiness to midway. The malts take on a faint cracker to bready malt character as you're trying to asses where the hops are going as the finish approaches. The bitter hoppiness is pretty forward and a tad brash riding on the shoulders of the elevated sense of carbonation. This is definitely a top American brewed Kölsch and would improve if naturally carbonated and gravity poured out of a cask drug up from the cellar.