fluffy white head on a light amber body. The nose hints at gnarly hops and roasted malt. Hops are there but not as fresh or astringent as the nose suggested. The malt is sweet and bready rather than roasted. A lack of distinction in the hop tastes

473mL can. Pours clear pale yellow with a white head. Wheaty malts and a hint of lime on the nose. Flavour has clean wheaty malts, maybe a bit of lime zest. There really is just not a lot going on here, but I guess there's nothing overtly wrong.

Clear yellow pour, small white head. Grassy, lovely cereals, medium bitter, lovely floral. --- Beer aliased from original tick of Fergie’s Classic Pilsner on 28 Feb 2025 at 06:40 - Score: Appearance - 6 | Aroma - 6 | Flavor - 6 | Texture - 6 | Overall - 6. Original review text: Can from the LCBO. Nothing to see here folks. Typical standard pils. Grassy, nice cereals, if you've had one, you've had em all. Not bad, but not great. Ho hum.

Clear yellow, large white head. Aroma is green and very grassy. Flavour is melon, but musty wet paper also. Pithy bitterness, with a quick dry finish. Weird. Pils?!

Hazy yellow, small white head. Big tropical notes, soft citrus, good mouth feel, medium bitterness, tropical citrus finish. Basic neipa.

Can from the LCBO. Pours a cloudy gold, with a medium white head. Aroma is lemon zest, and freshly cut grass. Mouth fell is light, and bright, with a lively carb. Low bitterness, bright, clean finish with more citrus zest, and some lemon drop.

Can from the lcbo. Hazy copper pour, with a small white head. Aroma is malty, bready, light toasty notes, hints of fruit. Thin mouth feel, soft carb. Low bitterness, bready, nice stuff.

Can from the LCBO.
Opaque purple pour, with a medium pink head. Aroma is tart, lactic berry, mainly raspberry. Mouthfeel is solid, and the carb is also lively. Finish is quite tart, great raspberry jam flavours, with a low, but pleasant bitterness, and medium tartness.