16oz can pours out golden topped with a white head. Nose is nice sweet grain some grassy hops. Taste is more of the nice grain grass and a little spice.

Can. Pours a light gold with a white head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma has straw and grains with a bit of bread underlying. Flavor has more straw with some slightly sweet grains and a slight bread note in the finish.

Darker than most pale lagers. White head. Malty bread aroma. Malty taste with a light citrus tinge. Crisp finish

16 oz can from Bottleworks. Aroma is corny, grainy, chalky candy, lemon. Pours slightly hazy golden with a one finger white head with decent retention. Taste is kind of sweet, finishing just a tad dry. Not thin like your average cerveza. It actually has a perfect mouthfeel. A lot of the same characteristics that a traditional Mexican macro has, but this just feels more well made and better all around.

Pours a nice gold from a can. Nice grassy aroma and flavor, dry. Pretty good beer, standout pale lager.

16 oz can poured. A clean and clear shiny golden color with active carb and a fading foam head. A bit of a sweet aroma to this, steady grains and a light alcohol, polish like. Rich grain. Lots of straw. Has strong impressions, or at least the booze flavor stands out. Refreshing enough for what it is. This is good, but less of something I reach for unless the sun is really cooking us outside. In that case, I'd still rather reach for most other products from this incredible brewery. Decent pale lager here.