Belligerent Attempts
Aslin Beer Company

Poured amber and transparent with lots of carbonation. The 1 finger off white head dissipated quickly and left no lacing.
The aroma was faint but I did get some bread like malts and, I think, yeast smells.
The taste was good, very tasty and refreshing. The bread like malts were certainly present as well as a sweetness that was curiously like honey. The hops I am sure were present but played only a supporting role in this.
Feel was too good, very quaffable.
Nice Imperial Pilsner, not my favorite but certainly better than most.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Poured from the can into a Libbey style pilsner glass.

Dark bodied brass gold, with a touch of chestnut brown and vey clear, with excellent amounts of fine carbonation. Faint white head, two fingers, and settles to a half tall finger sudsy puck.

Classic simple pilsner aroma. Touches a little bit of beer density of baked bread, but fairly small. Slight touch of pasty like lager yeast, but also doesn't hint much imperial or large character. Very muted hop angle as well.

Interesting palate. Slight touches of honey warmth, but goes for a basic pils character. More honey sweet than malt bready, and a good amount of hop basic bitterness as well, particularly on the finish. Light touches of herbs, but also gets a little almost IPAish like imperial boozy as well.

Kind of basic for an imperial, but can't complain too much.

 

Nice light golden beer with a white head. Head recedes to the edges and hangs around. The arome is yeasty, crackery, floral and a bit malty with some herbal spiciness. The beer is sweet up front with with a lot of cracker, floral components and bitterness at the end. There is a bit of fruitiness to it that I cannot pin down but I keep thinking peach skins. After it warmed it seemed like honeydew. It is faint but I can taste it. Since it is an imperial it has a bit of body to it. This is a tasty, crisp, clean pils.