12oz bottle. Pours a slightly hazy, whitish-golden color; thin white head with patchy lacing. Lots of overt cereal (huge amounts of cereal), toasty malts, and white grape notes in the aroma; lacking some needed crispness. Medium mouthfeel: following the aroma, there’s a lot of cereal and overripe fruit character present here; lemons, light acidity, and slightly sweeter than needed at the core; decent pilsner, but not one of the best renditions available. Lengthy finish: mineral bitterness finally appears more prominently, alongside fruits and a lasting dry toastiness.

Got a six pack of this at the North Coast Coop in Arcata, CA. Hazy yellow with a white head. Nose of light malts and some citrus hops. Light but smooth mouthfeel. Flavor is classic pils, but is just a little milder than I like, but it is easy to drink. This one may have been too cold. We will see what the next bottle rate like a little warmer.

This cloudy yellow beer poured with a thin white head. There is a sound malt base with some carbonation and an acidic mouth feel. Nicely hopped.

12 oz. bottle in trade from stoutlover72. Into the footed pilsner it went- poured slightly cloudy orange-yellow, thin white head bubbled and went away, slight lacing, low carbonation. Aroma of a heavy wheat malt, honey, and young green pears. Hits the mouth with a thin defined body, malt is very easy to find and enjoyable, some extremely soft notes of sugar and spice in the middle, finish is crisp and clean. WOW- too bad I don’t have this stuff locally or else it a case would be in my frig on a regular basis to deal with the 3 months of Texas hell heat. Recommended for the style.