Enjoyed at the National Capital Craft Beer Week. Quite nice to sample an unfiltered version of the good Steam Whistle Pilsner brew. Poured a hazy golden colour with the rest being close to the original, with its spicy hops and nice grainy notes. Seem smoother than the original version.

Enjoyed on tap at the Steam Whistle Brewery near the Rogers Centre in Toronto, ON. Overall I can’t say this was a bad brew, not very impressive but decent. Appearance is a light cloudy gold with a thin white head. Aroma is light and dry, not too much to it. Taste is decent, like a nice typical pilsener. Overall, happy that I had this complimentary 6 oz sample, and also happy that I didn’t pay $6 for a 16 oz portion.

Courtesy of JoeMcPhee
Blond color. The aroma at first shows some corn, then some regular malt. Smooth mouthfeel; some malt flavor, not poor like mass Lagers, but not too interesting; correct bitterness.
Decent Lager.

Originally rated June 2005. Nice "old school-looking" green 341ml bottle. One of my favorite easy to get refreshing pilsner from Ontario. Pours a golden colour with medium carbonation. The head is big, but does not last very long. Lacing is there to save the day though. The nose is very grainy, very smooth smelling. The taste also starts on the grain side and lands into a slight bitter finish, with hints of mint. I just love this beer... try it after grass-cutting... just like I’m doing right now.

The Beer Store 500ml can: Pours a glden colour with a quickly dissipating head. Aroma is grainy and hoppy. Taste is bready, grassy, grainy, and a little tiny bit sweet towards the finish. Crisp and refreshing. This is literally a beer that you could enjoy at any time. I approve.

Not a bad pilsner for a Canadian brew company. Taste shows a bit of hops, thought nothing out of the ordinary or anything. On tap at the Georgetown Inn in Canmore