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Session all-star. Lawnmower beer champ. It flirts with being a light lager but still delivers enough body and flavor to appreciate. This beer really shines in warm weather after a bike or hike; that's when it absolutely hits the spot.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pint can poured into an ipa glass

Golden clear, big bubbled carbonation , frothy white foam cap , settles to a foam ring , a few lacings

Grassy aroma , hay,

Grassy taste, hay, spice, peppery finish

Good sudsing , crisp finish

Good beer

A decent offering from a great brewer. Pours clear yellow with a moderate head that fades quickly. Light body taste with quenchability. Great summer beer... not so much in the winter.

Can. Clear gold with island and lace. Beautifully authentic herbal grassy noble German pilsner aroma. Light grainy malt backbone with medium light spicy herbal fairly long bitterness. Light and lively. Totally fucking excellent. I shoulda bought a fourpack.

No can date
Pours a light fizzy head with low retention, no lacing, very clear light honey pilsner color

Nose brings a nice grainy-sweet pilsner malt, cereal grain, a bit of corn, light floral herbal hops

Taste more cereal grain and grainy-sweet pilsner malt, a touch of bread, med lighter bitterness with herbal floral hops, drier finish, with lingering med bitterness and floral hops, nice soft lager and crisp dry finish, crisp bitterness as well with a hint of sulfate

Mouth is med to lighter bod, med to a bit higher foamy carb, soft crisp lager

Overall not bad, pretty nice crisp pilsner good lagering, enjoyable especially for a session beer

Can. Pours a hazy (for the style) bright yellow. Thin, fizzly white head. Not much lacing. Smells of uncooked dough; honestly reminds me of the dough you'd play with at Bertucci's when you were a child. Some harvest grains and a lick of noble hop. Super, super crisp. Really bright flavor. A bit tangy, with a lemon flavor. Grain and borderline tart lager yeast. Super crushable. I am worried this four pack is going with God far too soon. Really a beer I will come back to. Bright, light, stupendously snappy. Strong offering; something to share with friends, too.

16 oz. can.
Opened 12/07/20.
No date, but given to me by their rep in early October.
Moderate pour yields a 1/2 inch white head over a very bright, transparent, light golden body with some lacing. Nose of slight earthy malt and even slighter floral aromas. Taste of earthy malt sweetness; very light and highly crushable. Good feel and overall, a fairly decent stab at a German Pilsner from Springfield, VT.
Cheers!!!

On LuKr at Blackback Pub, September 4th, 2020

Poured from a 16 oz can

Look: Light with little head
Smell: Light and mild fruit notes
Taste: Crisp, refreshing; tastes like a Pilsner
Feel: Light
Overall: Crushable session pilsner, I could easily have a few of these