Canette 500ml. De couleur dorée et claire. Nez de grains de céréales sucrées, moyen de pain, léger de houblon herbeux aux notes florales avec des notes fruitées (agrumes sucrées). Mince-moyenne en bouche avec un pétillement moyen et croustillant ainsi qu’une texture aux notes crémeuses et aqueuses. Goût de grains de malt pâle avec des petites notes de riz bouilli et de fruits (agrumes) lors de l’entrée en bouche auquel se rajoute un léger goût de céréales fraîches avec des notes de pain puis en finale l’on retrouve une légère amertume de houblon herbeux (gazon et herbes fraîches) aux petites notes florales. Post-goût moyen-court, légèrement amer de houblon herbeux avec de faibles traces fruitées (zest d’agrumes).

Foamy white head, rich yellow color, moldy flavor, mild carbonation, abrupt finish. Nice pilsner.

On tap somewhere in the Kanata area. Okay amber-orange body with modest on-tap head as you’d expect. The flavour is quite hoppy with a bit of a malt finish; not quite a pilsner, more of an English bitter or an amber lager; drinkable nonetheless.

On tap at the brewery. Super hot day before blue jays game so this was refreshing. it pours a pale gold and is very clean somewhat watery. taste is somewhat grassy and maybe corn? anyways fine beer for free tastings.

Served in pint glass @ a bar in Toronto. Nice golden-straw color with a pure white head that lingered. I sense some hay in the nose - and well-rounded deep malts. I gets lots of grain with this beer and am surprisingly happy with the aroma. This is a crisp pilsner that impresses me. True to style.

Tap, Toronto. Pale golden colour, white head. Aroma is malty and hoppy. Flavour is mostly hoppy. Highly carbonated. Ok lager.

Glass, 20 ounces, draught, at The cottage and a kitchen on August 22 2008; eye: clear, golden, tiny ring of white head, light lacing; nose: corn, light hops, malt; mouth: corn, hops, light malt, light caramel, unpleasant harsh finale in corn with a hint of hops, rather carbonated, medium body, lightly bitter, slightly sweet; overall: so? FRANÇAIS Verre, 20 onces, en fût, bue chez The cottage and a kitchen le 22 août 2008; oeil : claire, dorée, petit anneau de mousse blanche, légère dentelle ; nez : maïs, léger houblon, malt; bouche : maïs, houblon, léger malt, léger caramel, finale rugueuse déplaisante en maïs avec une petite pointe de houblon, plutôt carbonatée, corps moyen, légèrement amère, très légèrement sucrée; en résumé : bof!

On tap at various Toronto bars. A very enjoyable Bohemian-style pils. Relatively sweet and malty, with a buttery creaminess and good hoppy balance. A round, rich pilsner flavor. Flavorful, relatively full-bodied, and tasty. Best lager I have had in Canada so far!

bottle - The brewer, in name and very much so on their web site, is very explicit about how they brew one beer, the best pilsner they can brew. So... ratebeer calls it a premium lager. Ok then. Style quibbles aside, as it doesn’t really matter, it pours pale gold with a thin, lingering white head. The aroma is mild and mostly malt with a hint of hops lurking in there. The flavor is mostly sweet malts with some mild, somewhat crisp hops. Light bodied and easy drinking, it’s a decent quaff, but as others have pointed out probably overpriced for the quality.