Can. Pours clear golden yellow, medium white head, good lacing. Aroma is grain and lime. Flavor is the same, light sweet, light bitter. Pleasant lime. Light body. Enjoyable lawn mower beer

A 17.2 oz bottle that was delivered by the accommodating people at Half Time. I have had the bottle for a few months, time to be tasted. A very Germanesque label, for sure. And a pilsner, no great expectations although I do like my beer-tasting beer. I'm drinking out of the bottle tonight, thank you very much, I roll this way occasionally. Yes, a beer taste right off, slightly bitter, a certain graininess, a touch of hops, crackers and some earthiness too as I am inclined to call it. All right for the style.

Pour is a black with a large mocha tan head. Aroma is bitter bakers chocolate and a minor roast. Flavor is sweet chocolate milk syrup with some bitterness and roasted malt. The aroma did not let on that this was going to be as sweet as it was. Not a spot on example of the style but it was flavorful and the alcohol was hidden well.

Pour is a cloudy yellow with a large white head. Aroma is a pretty good pils wet dough malt. Flavor is more doughy malt with a floral aftertaste. Pretty good pils. I would crush this on the golf course.

16oz can pours out hazy golden topped with a white head. Nose is nice sweet banana bread spice and some clove notes. Taste is more of the nice sweet over ripe banana notes plenty spice and some rich malts.

On tap at STL airport. Pours a hazy orange with medium off white head leaving sticky lacing. The aroma is pine and citrus. Slick body, grapefruit, dank, resin, nice bitterness, very good.

On tap at STL airport. Pours a cloudy copper with medium off white head that lasts. The aroma is pine and grapefruit. Slick body, grapefruit, pine, lingering resin bitterness, very good.

On tap at the brewery. Pours a cloudy dark amber with medium beige head leaving spotty lacing. The aroma is dark fruit and cracker malt. Slick body, raisin, cracker, light dry finish, very good.