Perfect Sound Forever
Cambridge Brewing Company

Golden color and nearly clear. Modest bar-poured head which creates some thin streaks on the glass.

More malty than hoppy nose. It’s like a hoppy Helles. The malt still dominates with a bready presence.

Good carbonation with a slightly thinner body—it fits the description. The malt is a bit grainy. The hop is ever-present but faint. I appreciate that this isn’t described as a Czech Pilsner as it closer to a Helles but with a notable increase to the hop level. The finish and aftertaste, while short, provides a good balance of bitterness and malt.

Pours a pretty bright with maybe a slight haze and opulent white head. White grape, hay, and floral pepper spice on the nose. It's got that classic Czech pale lager bready baguette malt character. Some spice peppery bitterness that's effervescent in a pop rocks type of way. It's dry and drinkable. This is unsurprising from these two brewers that I know all too well.