Chill
Baerlic Beer Company

16oz can from the brewery. Poured out a clear, golden color with a good-sized, white head of foam. It left sudsy lacing. It smelled of toasted bread, caramel and floral notes. Sweet caramel taste with citrus and a mild bitterness.

Can purchased at brewery:
Lyle white golden color is lighter than the haze in this one, and it’s pretty near clear. Clarity makes heather bubbles mesmerizing, though the head being supported by it evaporates almost as quickly as it is being sustained, an interesting balance that leaves a thin white cap atop the beer.

Nose isn’t too strong, as expected, and has a pretty classic mix of grain, hay-more-than-grass, and fruit (grape, maybe) notes.

Taste mixes the fruit (little more barely ripe orchard with the grape) and grain notes. It’s a light beer, but not watery or too thin, with nice carbonation. Some dry grassy bitterness counters any sweetness the opening brings.

Not complex, but pretty well constructed, which is basically what I look for in the style.

Best lager ever...!

Can to lager glass.
The appearance was a nice looking fairly bright yellow chill haze color with a sly transparency to it. A truly concave foamy lace dotted the sides of my glass.
The aroma brought forth clean grassy hops, some lemon hop notes, honey-ed biscuits and a touch of floral hop bitterness ever so slightly on the back end.
The flavor leaned into the sweetness combining all of the prior mentioned aromas and bringing a touch of floral hop bitterness. Mild biscuity malt aftertaste.
The mouthfeel was between light and medium bodied with a pretty good sessionability about it. A certain smoothness adheres to my tongue in a respective way. A wonderful finish of clean biscuits and a touch of honey.
Overall, really nice to have tried this! Welcome to Vermont, Baerlic, please stay! Pretty sure you'll do well here!