Thanks to Whaleman for sending this one! Hazy light yellow that forms a sticky white head. The aroma carries a little lemony hop aroma. Lightly sweet flavor, but no real malt or hops push forward in any assertive manner. Certainly more than a BMC, but overall, an average Pilsner.

Bottle POurs a VERY pale yellow/amber. Looks more like a Chablis than a beer. Very small wite head that is gone in moments. Spotty lacing. Aroma is typical light grain pilsner, bready. Flavor is quite nice, light malt, very easy on the hops, and bread. Especially after a moment the sweet bread flavor comes through even more. A bit o’ honey here too. Good feel and body for the style. Slight woody, hops tang at the end.

Hazy yellowish with a tight foamy large head, fading moderately fast, leaving a fully coating thin lacing. Massive carbonation inside the glass. Aroma lightly hoppy, with a kiss of lemon/grapefruit citrus but mostly new mown hay. Flavor lightly grassy, light lemony notes, sweet citrus, almost wheat malts, and a very light palate, surprisingly smooth and lacking in carbonic bite despite the visual display of fizzing. Finish lacking in hops, with only a light lingering bitterness. A tad watery, perhaps not due to low final gravity but to a lack of hops and carbonation on the palate.