On tap @ Beaver Street poured a clear yellow with a minimal white head. Aromas of straw and a hint of lemon. Palate was light bodied and dry. Flavors of straw and a hint of lemon with a dry astringent finish.

Re-rate, 5/07: Not much different than my first experience, although I’m bumping the numbers up a little. Maltier than hoppier for the style, yet overall a fairly balanced beer. Spiciness, herbal, spicey hops, and biscuity twist detected in the flavor, relative to my first tasting. Not a bad take on the style, pretty good ringed lacing left behind. Original rating: Pretty boring beer, although not bad. Again, a little imbalanced toward the sweet/malty side (as was the hefe I had tonite), which for a pilsner isn’t all that good a thing. The appearance was pale yellow, almost like a corona/bud product. The head was miniscule to nothing, lacing weak. The aroma was ale malty with not a lot of specific scents. The flavor was very light honey over a grainy flavor with only light grassy notes in the hop presence. Some sort of a bittering hop in there behind a very small touch of grass. Either way, it needed more hops (did I just say that?).

Draught at Beaver Street Brewery, Flagstaff, Arizona.<br />Pale yellow beer with no head. Mild hoppy aroma. Flavor is quite full for a pilsener with a good hoppy bitterness and malt notes.

light yellow, typical appearance. Rotten grain, orange peel and sour lemon and wheat in this thing. Light tinge of sazz-like hops in the finish. Not too bad.