Little Joe II
True Anomaly Brewing Co

This is their Titan Pils (or a close approximation of that) with Nelson Sauvin hops.

A: Pours a beautifully clear golden/yellow color. A two finger white head forms with good retention. Lace is left behind.
S: Up front is a baked bread aroma, like walking into a bakery. Along with lager yeast. A mix of grassy hops and grapes. There is a lingering peppery spice as well.
T: Oh yeah. Almost vinous and grape like. An initial sweet juiciness shows up. Though doesn't last long. With a baked bread and grassy hop flavor. Lingering bitterness and peppery spice. I like it a lot.
M/O: A medium body. Crisp carbonation that is ultra clean and finishes dry. Which all leads to a very easy to drink lager, an one I'm going to come back to whenever I get a chance.

I would not put this in the German Pils category. Even though it does have a bit of grassy and bready/grain characteristics. The Nelson hops put this in another style though. Probably just a regular American Lager IMO. Oh well, that doesn't matter much. Its a great showcase for the hop, and it is incredibly clean and crisp. So as not to lose its lager background. Another great beer from this brewery, and highly recommended.