Beautiful clear light gold body with a tall, white head. The nose is spicy, floral hops. The flavor is very lightly bitter with a small amount of malt sweetness. Simple, yet clean and refreshing, this has lots of flavor compared to any light American lagers.

Half Time comes through with another beer I’ve long sought. Green 12 oz bottle. Pours pale gold with a creamy light head. Grassy aroma. Light aroma. Seems like kolsch. Very creamy body. Flavor is more grassy hop than malt. Still it comes off a bit sweet. Just a bit. Seems like a marriage between a kolsch and a german pils. I’d certainly not turn it down in No. Germany. Here, well there are so many tastier beers. In part cause this one hasn’t all that much hop. I can believe this was pretty popular way way back.

Picked this up on a whim, it says on the label it is the best selling ale in America so it should be good right? Pours a really pale golden color with a thinnish white head that spends almost no time atop my beer. Smells of straw, honey, corn, skunk hints of earthy hops. Taste is a little sweet with a grainy edge and a faint hop bite. Has a bit more fruity character than a macro lager but is otherwise very similar. Medium to thin body, sweet grainy mouthfeel, crisp carbonation. Easy drinker, but certainly nothing special. The best part of this beer is the puzzles under the caps.