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Third Wheel Brewing

Poured from a can. Straw in color with a foamy head. Smells of pilsner malt, grain and honey. Flavor follows the smell. Very good

 

From a tall aluminum can with great artwork, this beer is a yellow-gold color...just a bit of haze, and a medium-sized white head. The aroma is of bready malt with a floral hop background. Nice. The taste is light, with a moderate sweetness and grain flavor. Clean finish. I enjoyed this one.

Light gold in color with a clear complexion. There’s a fingernail of dishwater white on top. Light, soapy lacing is present. The aroma is of light malt and a suggestion of grassy hops. I’m tasting pale malt and a touch of bitter grassy hops. The mouth is crisp and refreshing.

 

 

16oz can pours a pale yellow color with a small cap of fizzy white-colored head that eventually disappears. Smells of bready malts and spicy/floral hops. Very malt-focused with lots of starchy-sweet malt flavor without much complexity. Ends in a decently bitter bite from the hops, which also imbue a floral flavor. Aftertaste fades to mostly just bitterness. Medium body and mild carbonation mouthfeel.

This is a decent beer, but I probably wouldn't buy it again. Had better and more balanced pilsners.

 

sorta local spot i've been meaning to check out, happened to find this in the store so grabbed a single before i drive 45 minutes to the brewery
16 oz can into a pint glass, pours a nice clear golden color with a decent frothy white head thats very quickly settled to a cap on top
nose has a nice bready/caramel that you expect from this style, with bits of grass, some herbal notes, and a very mild hop fruitiness. on par for the style and inviting
the sips follow through, giving that nice 'im sitting in an old pub' vibe with a hefty dose of slightly sweetened breadiness that flows into a more subtle black pepper/citrus rind and then ends with a lingering sweet biscuit.
a nice light mouthfeel, it's extremely easy to drink and would go great to wash down a burger or take on a nice walk. not breaking any new ground here and could use a bit more punch but i quite like this for what it is

16oz can. Poured out a clear, golden yellow color with a small, white head of fluffy foam. It left sudsy trails of lace on the glass. It smelled of bready malt, black pepper, herbs and some citrus. Sweet caramel maltiness with good spices and a subtle bitterness.