Can (4/28/23) pour from trade with AirForceHops--thanks, Chris! Hazy golden yellow with nice sparkle, finger-width fizzy head quickly fading to ring and no lacing. Aroma is pale, European malts, faint trace of fruit. Taste is bread, minerals. Smooth, soft carbonation, finish as taste. Stronger, smoother and tastier than a macro.

Can thanks to AFHops, canned 4/28/23, drunk 11/19/23. Clear, light blonde. Small, white head to edges quickly. Light grain, bit of white bread, noticeable lager yeast. Almost some pear-like character, maybe some pepper from hop. Pretty clean, just a bit of wax. Nice and malty for its size, clean, good attenuation, not thin and watery. Cold-aging light lagers should always produce a very clean beer if it was brewed well and in this case, it certainly is. Nice kiss of hop bitterness. Love the body here.

16 oz can. Appearance is a clear gold color. Nose of rustic grain, wheat, minerals. Flavor is grain and spicy yeast there’s a black pepper hint. Soft body with crisp texture. Nice rustic character.

12 oz. can. Aroma is baked bread, lager yeast, malt. Flavor follows the aroma. Light body crisp texture. Certainly easy to drink.

5 oz draft. Awesome tropical fruit medley in the aroma. Mango and mild citrus upfront with a earthy/ grassy finish. Bitterness is moderate in the form of grass. Dry texture. Zero sweetness. Certainly well made

5 oz draft. Flavor has caramel and toasted malt sweetness. Mild noble hop bitterness that has a crisp texture. Refreshing characteristic. Real good.

5 oz draft. Flavor has a toasted grain and biscuit backbone. Soft earthy spice finish. Mild sweetness that shows a dry texture. Quite good!

Draft at Jersey Cyclone, 9/9/23. Clear gold pour. Grains and grass. Nicely dry. Tasty stuff overall