Keller Pils
DC Brau Brewing Co.

Hazy, yellow color. Big, white head. Grass, lemon, some yeast, and malt in the aroma. Crisp, dry taste with strong hoppy bitterness. Crushable but a bit weird.

Poured from a 12 oz. can. Despite zero agitation, this beer came gushing out, resulting in a yellowish color with a 2 inch head and a small mess to clean up. Smell is of malts, light lemons. Taste is the same as the aroma, highly refreshing on this humid summer evening. Feels medium bodied in the mouth and overall is a decent beer.

Poured from the can into a novelty Brau can glass. Prost! Canned August 6th 2019.

Surprisingly clear bodied for a keller brew, manages a slightly light yellow but shiny brass gleam, with a touch of mild haze in the body. Head creation is a nice eggshell white making good solid fingers with lots of retention. Sticky bubbly lacing and some good clumping to match.

Very bready nose, with a touch of gooey yeast like aroma. Sense of stickiness a little, with a very large dense malt bread dough quality. Minimal sensing hop herbality as well.

Palate makes some good roads. First sip is surprisingly light bodied and lager crisp. Good touches of light herbal hop and pleasant bakery malt presence. The finish has more of a classic Keller quality, with a little more herbal punch of hop. Sticky bread dough on the aftertaste with a yeasty thickness of flavor rolling on the swallow. Clean tasting and finish all-throughout.

In the end this comes out as a bit of Munich light helles Keller hybrid to me, which might be the perfect match for some. I'd like it to lean more on the Keller angle as it's one of my favorite styles, but this is easily a good one in a pinch.