12 oz can dated canned 111015. Six pack actually named "Crazy Fresh Pils" Into a pint glass A: Hazy medium gold color with small tight head and large bubbles. S: Crisp cracker malt scent with herbal/grassy hops blending in nicely. T: Bitterness and bread hit the tongue at the same time with the biscuit fading and the resinous hop note lingering a bit longer. Pretty hoppy pils for sure. Hops just as pronounced though not as clean as in the nose. Not bad. M: Feels a bit on the heavy side with hop resin on the medium length finish. This makes the beer not seem as refreshing and crisp as you may expect from a pilsner. O: Looks decent, smells really good and tastes pretty good too. Chewy finish was a bit unexpected but does not necessarily detract from the overall experience. This beer does exude quality ingredients and is not just another cookie-cutter pils. First time I’ve seen this canned and it is worth trying at least if you’re a NC pilsner fan.

Pour is a bright gold with a large white head. Aroma is of biscuit malts and a decent saaz hop. Flavor is more of the same with a nice bready malt with a decent hop in the backround. A solid example of the style.