473mL can, pours a clear dull straw colour with a large white head. Nose reveals notes of straw, some biscuity malt and restrained grassy hops. Flavour is crisp and nicely bitter, with a nice biting grassy hop character, crisp crackery malt, and some straw. Dry, bitter and biting - how I like my pilsners. Very solid.

Can. Bright. There's a fair bit of allium to it, that seems to be galaxy these days... the malt note is okay, a little heavy, but clean enough. The hop profile comes across too aggressive for me, and it's really new world in a lot of respects, but okay.

Can from Firefly, Vancouver
Bright blond colour. Extremely light fruity notes in the aroma. The malt flavour is shallow, the hop character is quite poor, just some herbaceous and vegetable notes.
Clean, but really uninteresting.

Can, 473 ml, via Ferris (thank you!) - CANBIF on April 21, 2020, savoured on June 7, 2020; eye: pear with a golden hue, cloudy, no effervescence, half-ring of off-white head, light lacing; nose: fruity, light musk, light tangerine, light fusel, acidity; mouth: fruity, light musk, acidity, lemon, dry finale in light fruity with presence of malt, medium body, good carbonation, mildly bitter, lightly sweet, lightly grated texture; overall: fine

FRANÇAIS
Canette, 473 ml, via Ferris (thank you !) - CANBIF le 21 avril 2020, savourée le 7 juin 2020; œil : poire avec une teinte dorée, trouble, pas d’effervescence, demi-anneau de mousse blanc cassé, légère dentelle; nez : fruité, léger musc, léger tangerine, léger fusel, acidité; bouche : fruité, léger musc, acidité, citron, finale sèche légèrement fruitée avec présence de malt, corps moyen, bonne carbonatation, moyennement amère, légèrement sucrée, texture légèrement râpeuse; en résumé : bien

Can from Firefly, Vancouver
Slightly hazy blond colour. Crisp and dry malt base, robust bitterness, the hop is more expressive in the aroma, a bit herbaceous in the flavour. Good Pale Ale, modern.

Can from Firefly, Vancouver
Golden colour, clean, fine bubbles. It has some nice chewy malts, bread character, light grassy hop, moderate bitterness; I would like to see more hop character (bitterness and aromatics).

Can from Firefly, Vancouver
Slow hand Munich helles, 5, can Greenish blond colour, slight haze. Wheat bread, crisp, but not exciting, some paper, medium bitterness missing to provide enough hop quality.

Can from Firefly, Vancouver; 5.2% ABV
Blond colour, chill haze. Nice aroma of Pacific hops, some breadcrust, very light chamomile. Dry and crisp, the malt flavour is quite good, white bread crust; the hop is present, pine and citrus oil, slight chicory in the finish.
Ain't no Amarillo Pilsner, but it's interesting.

Clear gold with a rich off white head. Big grains and cereal. Crisp and clean with a long cereal finish. Touch of spice, quite nice.

473mL can, pours a clear copper with a foamy white head. Aroma is quite crisp, with cereal grains, crisp crackery malt, and a bit of spicy, grassy hops. Flavour is grainy, with lots of spicy notes, an earthy character, and a crusty rye bready base. Not exactly what I expected from a Czech pils, but it's nice for what it is.