A quality beer even if it’s been awhile since it’s been bottled. The aroma is quite sweet, grassy with a bready touch. Flavor is noble hops, with a soft citrus angle...extremely quick and clean finish. Looks a bit odd in the glass, almost like a watere-down lemonade...and odd pale yellow color and a big fluffy white head. Nice beer.

Not bad, but not the best thing that I have ever tried from Deschutes. A very bready malt background, with some light lemony citrus zest notes, some earthy herbal hoppiness. A typical take on a pils.

Bomber, courtesy after4ever. I have no idea how long this rating has been sitting around, before I entered it tonight. It has to be well over a year. But as A.A. Milne observed, “One of the advantages of being disorderly is that one is constantly making exciting discoveries.” Pours clear gold with a fluffy white head. Aroma and taste of noble hops, fruit and biscuit. Yup, this is a Pils.

Light colored straw-golden body with a decent white head. Bready, malty, hopped nose. Flavor was citrusy and earthy. Not like a standard pils at all. Tangy lemony finish. Not bad at all.

For this style of brew I cannot imagine it coming closer to perfect for my taste. Ugly and pale in the glass with a nice, pure white h ead. Very sweet and dry with a grassy, hay, tart flavour that really works well. vey lemony with a slight malty, oat twist. The malt missing in most pilsners plays a strong role in this one and really makes it a fine drink.