Vespucci Volume 5
Silver Branch Brewing Company

Crisp and attractive to the eye, with a golden color and sweet honey and breed note from the nose. The flavor is a little more malt dominated than I normally prefer in a pilsner but there is some medium floral hop balance and hint of citrus in the finish that gives the aftertaste some legs.

Clear gold, nice white head, good retention and lace
A little bit of blackcurrant, gooseberry, and floral aromas
Bready malt, with gooseberry and grapefruit hop flavors. A bitter herbal finish
Light bodied and well carbonated
I'm not so sure about this version. I like that it's a bit different than the others, but it might be wandering a bit too far astray from noble flavors.

Pale golden color, brilliantly clear, and pours a decent sized head, tightly bubbled and lingering.

Soft fruity/piney hop aroma, and not much else.

Delicate and crisp tasting, and drinks more like a German Pils than it smelled. Hints of malt sweetness up front, and some earthy hop flavors. Bittering is crisp but not overpowering, but does provide a gentle, lingering bitterness.

Medium body and carbonation - nothing offensive in the feel, it goes down easily.

I didn't really like the first Vespucci beer from this brewery, but this one worked for me. Drinks as a nice, clean lager, but with a twist. Would have made for a good summer beer.