Tap at Rackhouse - Clear gold with a light copper tint - light bodied - firm, but lightly creamy carbonation - a lovely balance of honeyed pils malt sweetness and grassy, lightly peppery hops - a light mineral note leads to a dry, lightly bitter finish - damn this is good - tell me why regular Coors can’t taste like this.

On tap. Pours with a clear golden hued body with a small white head. I have no idea how, but the aroma has a bit of MBT (lightstruck notes). Passed that, aromas are grassy, bready, grainy, slightly metallic/minerally, biscuity. Flavors are bready, grainy and dry with a hint of biscuit. Light skunk. Grassy. Pretty decent overall with a moderate bitterness and lively bubbles. A bit thin.