Saaz Pils
La Memphré Microbrasserie

Really enjoyed the taste, has a little tingle to it, repurchased it for the fourth time, the more you drink it the more you will like it, enjoy

From a 473ml can with a wodgy date stamp that I think says 08/15/18. Served in an imperial pint pub glass.

Pours a cheerful hazy straw yellow with two-plus fingers of poufy, snowy-white fluff. Retention is so-so decent, leaving scattered gobs of lacing.

A robust nose of sweet apple cider, hay and dried flowers.

Taste is sweet and tart, like the aforementioned sweet apple cider is just getting ready to turn or, actually, more like a squeeze of lime. Earthy and fruity with loads of grassy bitterness riding a wave of sweet tingly carbonation.

Feel is clean and quenching, medium bodied with plenty of fine prickly carbonation.

Nice. A simple, well-executed beer with lots of flavour that drinks like ginger ale. Grows heavier and somehow tacky-syrupy as it warms up but, frankly, there wasn't much left by that point.

Can: Poured a clear pale golden color ale with a nice white foamy head with good retention and some lacing. Aroma of crisp cereal notes with nice floral leafy dry hops notes. Taste is a highly drinkable mix of cereal, light residual sugar notes with some floral leafy hops notes. Body is about average with good carbonation. Nice pils with just the right amount of Saaz. We need six packs of small cans of this beer now.