Keg at Right Proper, DC, 13/04/23. Clear golden with an off white cap that thins to a swirl. Nose is pale malts, cereals, grains, straw, herb. Taste comprises pale malts, hint of vanilla, toasted grains, straw, cereals. Medium bodied, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Okay lager.

Gold pour. Thin creamy head. Even lace all over the glass. Sweet malty flavor with a nice corn palate.

Draft: Poured a golden with a white lacing head. Aroma is grain, sweet, grassy. Taste is sweet grain and grassy. Very refreshing on a crazy hot April day.

Tap at the brewery in Washington DC. A clear golden orange coloured pour with a fine white head. Aroma is semi sweet, dry cereals, grass, earthy dusty grains. Flavour is composed of semi sweet earthy cereal, earthy pils, grass. Palate is mineral. Honey. Little sweet for a lager.

Draft at the source. hazy pale gold, white head. Light malt, hay, floral notes, refreshing.

Pint at the Shaw location pours a clear, dark gold with a cap of white head. Nose has grains, some corn, yeasty dough. Flavor is crisp with malt and some lemon and a little metal. Dry finish. Easy drinker. Well made.

Can. Cool can art - really captured the era from where it originated. Aroma was sweet crispness, corn. I think I was hoping for something a bit more like DC Brau Heurich's Lager, which had a nice, corny, creamy consistency. This was just a bit too industrial. Maybe they nailed it, but it really needed something else to really make it pop. Still pretty nice, and a good beer to have on deck for those who aren't as into craft.