Decibel: pours pale gold. Grainy and a little grassy. Doesn't taste too far off of a macro. Grainy, light bitterness. Fine whatever.

Can at Decibel: pours clear gold with white head. Aroma is light grain and slight citric notes. Taste is bready and sweet. Fine.

Metal beer fest. Pours hazy yellow. Pineapple, orange, grapefruit, peach. Medium body. Good.

Metal beer fest. Pours copper. Biscuit, raspberry, lemon, apple, prune. Medium body. Good.

Metal beer fest. Pours pale gold. Apricot, lime, cracker, watermelon. Medium body. Good.

Metal beer fest. Pours clear. Nectarine, grain, lemon, herbal. Medium light body. Pretty decent.

Clear, perfectly golden coloured body with a very thin, barely a single centimetre tall pure white head that stays afloat for a few minutes, but is pretty nice for a short time, at least. Aroma of light metal, a touch of citrus and lemons with a cleanser-like cleanness and some subdued malt aspects at the end, but very subdued and mild throughout - very nice, especially for the style with no bitterness around at all. Light-bodied; Very crisp, clean and citrusey malt shows nicely with a soft sweetness of caster sugar and light lemons without much else and only a mild dose of very low alpha acid hops that are noticeable, in a good way that does show some hoppiness, but but nothing potent, as expected. Aftertaste shows a crisp, very easy-drinking, but quite flavourful lager that is light, lemoney, malty and showing a good level of lager yeast without any breadiness, bitter flavours or alcohol at all and no residual sugars at the end that could be perceived as cloying. Overall, a nice beer to sample throughout and one that is great for the season of hot days, even as the first 80degF day here (that I was around for) at my house here in Washington, makes this a good example for beers that can be drunk when it's this hot outside. I sampled this sixteen ounce, pint-sized can, purchased from Russ's Market in Lincoln, Nebraska on 24-August-2021 for US$1,67 (part of a mixed six pack), sampled at my house here in Washington on 24-April-2022.

Can/Fest. A- Mild tartness, melon, subtle funk. A- Gold color, clear liquid, white head. T- Brett, manure, melon, tartness. P- Light body, average texture, average carbonation, funky finish. O- Not great. A decent melon funk on the nose but the palate was pretty bad. A messy barnyard of flavors. Cosmic Eyes just never does it for me, if only their beer matched their arrogance.

12oz can pours out pink topped with a small pink head. Nose is sweet berries and some cream notes. Taste is more of the nice sweet berries and a little cream touch.

12oz can pours out crisp clean golden topped with a white head. Nose is nice light grain a touch of bread and grass. Taste is more of the nice light malts a little grass hop touch.