Can , brewed at BD Ellon Scotchland. It pours crystal clear pale yellow with a medium, fluffy white head. The aroma is fresh, clean, fragrant, floral, daisies, summer meadow, bread, zingy lemon - lime and lemon curd. The taste is crispy, dry, snappy, bitterness, some minerality, woody, nutty, grassy, fragrant, floral, peppery spice, said water with lemon, hay and pot pourri with a bone dry finale. Average body and moderate, prickly carbonation. Plenty of flavour to it. Nice pils.

Pour is a chill haze blonde with a large white head. Aroma is pils cracker malt. Flavor is more cracker dry malt. Not much of a hop. Finish is dry malt maybe a wee bit of spicy hops on the back end. Decent and drinkable but not a top tier pils.

Keg at Del Fuego, St. James, New York. Clear amber, small head. Grainy bread and grass. Dryish with light body and clean mouthfeel. Bready malt. Some spicy grass. Long bitter finish.

Can from Carmine Street Beers, New York. Grainy aroma with straw, hay, grassy noble hops and a touch of minerals. Light sweet and moderate bitter flavour, medium body. Very fine Pilsener.

Citrus and a bit of noble hops. Golden pour with pretty good head retention. Crisp finish. Easy drinking. Tap.