Bottle for $2.5 at vintage estate. Considering the popularity of this, I'm surprised I haven't ticked it yet. Pour is very clear pale yellow with a thin white head. Lots of continuous effervescence action in this brew. Nose is rather neutral, no sign of macro lager cream corn, just fresh lager. First taste is rather good and refreshing as well, very clean for a lager and there is lots of cutting carbonation all across my tongue and down the hatch. Goes down very easy and its one of the better macro pale lagers I've had. No hint of bitter hops, just upstanding and honorable for a pale lager lover. After a work weeding in the garden this stuff is quite reanimating and revivifying, hehehh. Yep, this is much better than I was expecting, no hint of skunk or aged lager in this bottle. There is nothing really exciting about this but you know, no news is good news for the typical pale lager drinker. Yes, except that its not in yer face in hops, I find nothing really flawed in its character. Just a plain old enjoyable macro pale lager without any negative characteristics or bitterness. No insult to my girlie macro loven taste buds at all, could drink a few of these and be totally happy with em. Maybe not as good as local Birdfish Bird Light and macro style Wiedemann's Black Cat Light pale lager but it is certainly as good as Hamm's and Busch. A little better than my current go to, Outlaw light. Session was over before I knew it. There, you have it.

Huge pale pink head, dense, over fully hazy if bright orange beer. Childrens' candy nose, fruitsweets, probably meant as raspberry. Artificial². Light, fruity sourishness all the same, but if confers organic chemistry impression. 'Raspberry' with a big ? Bit sticky, alleviated by good carbonation. Pretty slick, almost oily. Well - sometimes we don't do any better. Txs to Joren!

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Thanks Dan!

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