16oz can. Purchased from Norm's Beer and Wine. Poured a totally clear yellow-orange color with a foamy white head. Aroma was crisp and slightly floral. There's some light biscuit in this one. Very clean finish. Solid pils.

Fairly clear copper and bronze coloured body with a light tint of golden towards the bottom with a thinnish pure white head that shows nicely, but fades relatively slowly. Aroma of coriander seed, light wheat, some bready yeast and a dash of lemons and citrus fruits, with some mellow malts noticeable and a hint of alcohol noticeable. Light to Medium-bodied; Very crisp wheat and lemon flavours dominate with a good spice quotient that shows some cloves and a dash of nutmeg, but way more of the coriander seed and yeast than anything else here with some nice sweetness noticeable throughout. Aftertaste shows some of the yeast and dry herbal elements, but the citrus and especially the easy-going, simple coriander seed freshness wins here, with an easy-drinking and simplistic profile that has some cooling flavours, especially nice in the heat of Washington in the summer. Overall, a nice and crisp beer with some good citrus notes, but the yeast and coriander seed are strongest here in a good way. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Total Wine in Manassas, Virginia on 27-November-2020 for US$2,49 sampled at my house here in Washington on 14-June-2021.

16 oz can from Total wine Short Pump, 6/16/21. Clear gold, white head. Bright, grassy. Citrus zest. Tingly feel. Fairly crisp and clean. Nice pils.

$3 pint can, WW. Hazy gold with an off-white head. Yeast, pear, grasses in the nose. Grass, yeast, green leaf, light citrus, black pepper. Unmemorable.

$3.00 pint can, WW. Brown pour with a small beige head. Caramel, brown leaf, roasted malt nose. Brown leaf, caramel, roasted malt, bread crust, bitter nuts. Pretty standard.

Ever so slightly hazy golden and peach coloured body with a nice, two centimetre tall perfectly white coloured head with some large bubbles that dies down pretty quickly. Aroma of crisp grain, biscuits, light honey, flowers, a dash of earth and some small doses of hops. Light to Medium-bodied; Strong grassy and very biscuity malt notes show through everything with a dry bite and some herbal flavours and a light sweetness, with a fresh and easy-drinking wheat bite towards the end. Aftertaste is very clean, crisp, slightly earthy, but very malty with a hint of the lager yeast notes and a dash of grass, all without any real sweetness here and with only a faint bit of other characteristics, with the apple/pear leading the way, there are some subtle nutty and herbal aspects, but that's it - this is really about the malt and lager yeasts with a crisp bite. Overall, a decent/nice Lager with a slight bit of a kick of a Marzen/Oktoberfest feel, but it's definitely less nutty and herbal than those and much less sweet, but both are clearly lagers and this is made with a nice bite and a good profile. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from the Sperryville Corner Store in Sperryville, Virginia on 06-March-2021, my wife's birthday for US$2,49 sampled a few hours before going back out to Sperryville for Shenendoah National Park on 14-May-2021 with my wife and kids.

Orange gold pour. Thick foam. Sweet flavor of citrus and zest hops. Nose is pineapple and grapefruit. Even lace around the sides. Easy carbonation.