Market Series Mexican Dry Hopped Cerveza
Town Square Brewing Co.

Market Series Cerveza is clear and medium amber in color, like ripe hay. Head is rocky, white, and decently lasting.
True to its name, the first thing I smell is hops. Up front hops give me the leafy, grassiness of European hops, much like you'd get from a good Czech pilsner. Bready maltiness comes in beneath hops, giving support in the form of soda crackers and lightly toasted grain. Coming in behind the grain is a hint of lemon juice and a quiet whiff of sulfur.
On the tongue, Market Series Cerveza is smooth and reasonably light in body. Soda crackers and grainy malt lead into a smooth, rounded center where I find a little sweetness combined with flavor of lemon candy. Refreshingly round center moves quickly into a dry, lastingly hoppy finish. As with the nose, the finish offers up the leafy, grassy flavor of European hops.
This is a very decent lager, reminding me of a good Czech pilsner. It's rounded and refreshing in the middle, malt profile is light and bready/biscuity in nature. And the finish is crisp and bitter, assertive enough to balance out the rest of the flavors without being unnecessarily bitter.