Rooftop Bohemian Lager
The Phoenix Brewing Company

Poured at fridge temp. Pours a nice transparent yellow with bubbles slowly rising throughout. The nose is full of orange, biscuits, grass, wheat, lemon, a bit of honey, and a slight bitter earthy note. Really lovely nose. The taste nicely matches the nose. Strong biscuit, lemon, honey, grassy, earthy, and a citrus peel bitterness. Dry and crisp.

16oz undated can poured into a becher glass at fridge temp 4.8 % ABV. The beer pours mostly bright golden yellow with nearly white head. The head recedes to a thin cap and leaves spots of lacing. The aroma is soft, pale malt and a hint of earthy hops. The taste is semisweet pale malt with low bitterness. The hops seem a bit faded, but are mostly rustic / earthy in nature. The mouthfeel is medium bodied with average carbonation and a mostly dry finish. Cleanly lagered with no off flavors at all.
Overall, good.

Crystal clear, pale yellow body; relatively sparse carbonation; 1 1/2 thick head, dense and semi-creamy, white, long lasting. Pleasing lightly toasted malt nose; light noble hop aroma. Balanced flavors with a light biscuit underpinning; hop bitterness starts quietly but builds to a medium intensity; a bit grassy with a quiet black pepper note. Medium-light mouthfeel; crisp; a touch of dryness lingers long into the finish.

A pleasant yet unassuming pilsner.

Pouring temperature: 46 °F; canning info: n/a

16 OUNCE can
Served in an imperial nonic pint glass

This beer pours golden with a slight haze. It is topped with a couple inches of off-white head that leaves nice lacing.

Biscuity smell. Light citrus

Lighter flavored with cracker and biscuit upfront and light citrus and grass on the back end.

Light bodied with a smooth mouthfeel

Solid pilsner. I could see drinking a few of these and driving home at 3am. I wouldn't do that though because I'd be afraid a drunk driver would hit me.