Bottle, forgot where I got it. Dark black with small tan head. Very mild roasted malt aroma. Pretty much on the sweet side, smooth and not high bitterness for an imperial Stout. Nice syrupy body with a coffee cacao note.

Super clear golden coloured body with a thinnish, relatively fast-dying off-white head that fades fairly quickly, but still leaves a small layer on top. Aroma of crisp grain, light apricots and stone fruits with a large hop and metallic bitterness with some astringency and a dash of toffee and caramelised sugars with a heavy lager yeast bite towards the very end in the nose. Medium-bodied; Very strong and pungent, bitter malt shows through with a lot of metal, some pungent grain, a large stone fruit and caster sugar note with noticeable sweetness, but also a dash of pepper and a good deal of bread and yeastie elements that does show more than the other notes. Aftertaste shows the deep crisp, grainy, biscuity and yeasite bite from the malts without any sweetness or real complexity at the end. Overall, a nice and very crisp lager with herbal, toffee and especially floral notes. I sampled this 50 cL can, from Day #6 of the Costco 2020 Advent Calendar, purchased from Costco in Arlington (Pentagon City), Virginia sampled at my house here in Washington on 06-December-2020.

Half liter can, 12/6/20, #6 of the Costco Advent Calendar. Hazy copper, large foamy tan head, good retention. Aroma of Noble, piney hops, pale malt. Taste is citrusy hops, pineapple mostly, kinda syrupy. Sweet malt. Medium bodied, somewhat crisp. Mild bitterness. Seems to want to be an IPA. Decent.

Nice pilsener. Noble hops and grain profile. All around very drinkable, with a little extra zing from the extra booze. Golden pour with frothy head, decent lacing. Snappy crisp end. Can from advent calendar.

Day 6 of the CostCo Advent box. Pours orange tinged gold with a decent white head. Aroma is more biscuit than bready; hop is more orange citrus than spice. Med body. Flavor is biscuit/caramel with some citrus; perhaps spice notes. Very light touch of heat. Not dry as as most pilsners. Bitter enough to match the malt. Good drink. Almost a winter drink.

Orange, lemon, biscuit malt, and hay aroma. Golden yellow with large white head. Moderately sweet orange. lemon, biscuit malt, and mildly bitter hay, orange peel, and alcohol flavor. Good body. Nice fruitiness.

Rather American, clean light bodied, drinkable. But more hop aroma forward than malt. Hopcult dresden

Sample thanks to Grumbo: Poured a black with a thin light brown head. Aroma is roasted malts, rich chocolate. Taste is super rich, fruity, chocolate, roasted malts.