The Point
Ministry of Brewing

On draught, a golden pour with a 1 finger head that dissipates quickly. No lacing on this one.
The Pilsner malt flavor is fairly enjoyable on this one, well balanced hops bitterness.
Nothing spectacular, but a decent Pilsner that is very crushable.

Nice hoppy Pilsner. It hits all the right notes. Easy to drink and nice mouthfeel. I would love to try more when I am back in Maryland. Drinking from the can. Had never heard of this brewer but like this one.

Poured from the can into a Libbey style pilsner glass. Canned May 2nd 2022.

Pale lemon to straw colored body, slight touch of haze, with a big frothy and somewhat rocky forming bubbly head, of soapy retention and three finger bleach white height. Impressive but not grand, not ugly but just solid in the looks.

Clean sensing on the nose, with a very good sense of light body. Grains feel the same way, hinting a little papery but there is some bready flavor just enough to give a good aroma. Minimal hop aroma, and more so a mineral sensation as well.

Palate seems to play it safe. Clean but light body mouthfeel hinting just a hair wet in texture. Mild sensing malt qualities, not that sweet or predominantly bready either. Hop angle is pretty neutral and leaning towards spicy herbs but comes off with just a hair of flavor.

Might be a little late to the party here in terms of dating, but still drinkable.

 

 

Large dense white head and a fair amount of lacing over a lightly clouded straw colored body. Biscuit-like aroma overshadows the floral hops while an off note lingers in the background. Clean, crisp, crackery taste with a pleasing bitterness that finishes more spicy than floral. Dry, light-to-medium bodied mouthfeel