<i>Draught at the brewpub</i><br />Correctly brewed, it shows some crispy malt and good hopping, more the flavor and the finish than the aroma. There is also a light apple aroma.

Light grassy notes to the honey sweet aroma. Somewhat hazy yellow blonde body is topped by a decent, white, fine bubbled head that recedes to a lasting cover with some spotty lacing. Honey sweetness, some grain and a surprising bitterness that is quite enjoyable. Medium light body with quite strong, effervescent carbonation. Although I’m not finding a lot of pilsner character to this beer, I’m quite happy drinking it all the same. Tulip glass. Just above fridge temperature. 1L swing-top bottle (Purchased at the brewpub, Mar-08).

Honey colored with a foamy head and lots of lace. Light and husky with some grassy qualities. Bitter with some grass and citrus. Toasted malts. Thin and a touch watery with a finish of bitter hops.

(Draught) Sampled at the brewpub on December 9, 2006. Thin white foamy head with a clear yellow body. Nose and flavour are decent and finishes with a mild graininess. Good stuff for a pils

Deep golden, nice lasting white head.Good Saaz hop aroma, not really noticeable in the taste which is nothing but light malt.