Charter '77
St. Boniface Craft Brewing Company

Poured into a grip shaped goblet: color is straw, very slight chill haze, head is brighter white with fine to small bubbles, some lacing, thin top remains.

Smell is very light biscuit, pils, cracker, hint of grassy hops, some herbal spice.

Taste is light biscuit, pils malt, cracker, hops are grassy with light spice and herbal tea.

Mouthfeel is low/moderate carbonation, light sweetness, low/moderate bitterness.

Overall a solid czech style pilsner - want a touch clearer, touch more malt and strong bitterness.

 

Sampling a 16 oz can poured at cold temperature into my pils glass. Date stamp is canned on 3/6/2023. Picked up at a beer shop in Harrisburg area a few weeks ago.
The beer pours a nice clear golden color with only humidity haze on the outside of the glass. I work to a fizzy bleached white head to come up about 1.5 cm. The foam fades to a sturdy surface layer soon after the pour, but this covering remains throughout my tasting.
The aroma on this beer is fairly mild overall, but I do get bread and cracker malt notes coming through. I also get faint spicy and grassy hop note.
First sip reveals a medium to light body with very smooth texture. Carbonation is sort of spacious and generally soft. This is an easy drinking beer.
Flavor is some grainy and sweeter malt, biscuit is here and a bit of a floral honey taste. The finish is more hops with some grassy and herbal notes. Never any hints of any ABV.
Glad to have tried this beer and would definitely drink this again and would find it especially tasty poolside.