 webjedi (247), Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
May 11, 2008
Large bubbly frothy head. Muddled golden yellow, definitely unfiltered. Scent of lemon and field grass. Smooth and sweet on the tongue. Chewy wheat on the sides on the tongue, a little hop as well, but not too prevalent. Not too bad. Later on it comes across as a bit tart (not sure what causes it). A little thin on the tongue, even though it is chewy. (Bottle Pour 5/12/2008)
NomDeBeer (129), Baltimore, Maryland, USA
Aug 15, 2008 Clear gold color, small white head. Grassy hops dominate the flavor and aroma. Dry, bitter finish. Could be hoppier. Drinkable but uneventful.
HughConway (259), USA
Aug 15, 2008 Bottle. Pours golden with slight haze. Hop aroma. Taste is hop and malt. One of the best American pilseners.
Capa (719), Yokosuka, Japan
Aug 12, 2008 Slight haze in this golden pils. Grassy hop aroma with light malt undertones. Flavor is similar with the hay and grass hops giving it a very crisp and refreshing quality. Mouth is lightly dry. Extremely enjoyable pilsner; underrated.
kiehlbuckeye (6), Prosperity, South Carolina, USA
does not count  Aug 12, 2008 Bottle. Pours golden, with orange tint. Flavor is not too bitter, fruity, hoppy. Slightly sweet, Pretty smooth. Good beer, easy to drink, not a even if you’re not a pilsner fan you gotta admit this is a well made beer. this one is great and you should try it.
Stine (1320), St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
Aug 11, 2008 Blank dirty orange pour. Tinny-sweet aroma of aluminum, corn, brown cereal, and honey on sticky rice. Plain, bedridden sweetness. No herbal or musty qualities, and no bitterness, even of the simplest type. Flavor of brown cereal, and toasted honey. There’s a papery dryness about it that’s clean enough, but that hardly replaces the crisp, punchy bitterness it maybe used to be; there’s no knowing how old this bottle is. Sticky, sweet medium-light palate. Shit. This stuff seems very old. Rerate eventually.
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