Edel-Pils
Double Elbow Beer

16oz can, adhesive label. Collaboration with Forager Brewery. Brewed at Little Thistle Brewing. Bottom stamp for canning date is '02/09/26'.
Mostly clear, pale straw colored body. Two fingers of white colored head with the pour, and this retreats to a thin cap and higher ring. Leaves behind a few thin strings of lacing.
Aroma of toasted white bread and whiffs of fruit and grass.
Taste is sweet with a late bit of spiciness/bitterness. Flavors of toasted bready malts, pear, lemon, and a bit of metallic sulfur.
Medium mouthfeel. Ends with a zing and then goes earthy. Clean finish, kind of dry. Very good carbonation.
Hoppy, bitter/earthy, with a bready malt base. Easy drinking lager.

16 oz can canned 02/09/26 into a pokal.
L: Pours 98% clear very light pale yellow with steady carbo, a 2" large pillowy white head that has very good retention then later gets a bit soapy, medium-light scattered lacing.
S: Bread dough, a hint of grains, quite clean.
T: Bright hops, pear, lime zest, a hint of citrus, distant white bread dough, more bread dough as the beer gently warms, zest and bitterness emerge and linger to roll out the finish.
F: Crisp, clean, light bodied lustrous mouthfeel with a medium-short moderately dry finish.
O: Very tasty. Bready with very solid bitterness in a lingering finish. Extremely easy to drink, bright, and quite refreshing. It is excellent in its style.