Walt (2289), Chicago, Illinois, USA Apr 19, 2008 Pour is clear golden yellow with a thin white head...smell is lightly grassy and toasty...taset is sweet and malty with some chewy grain flavors...nice... topherh (878), Kearney, Missouri, USA Apr 14, 2008 12 oz bottle pours golden with a medium off white head. Aroma of grassy hops and soapy lemon. Flavor is lemony with a strange aftertaste. pepsican (884), The Student Ghetto, Iowa, USA Apr 12, 2008 poured gold with a thin white head. Not much going on in the aroma or flavor. Grain, corn, citrus...that’s about it. Not good bgrubb7 (6), Illinois, USA does not count Apr 7, 2008 12oz bottle. Now I know I’m not the only one that though it had a soapy aftertaste. A little too lemony, and also weak on carbonation. I just didn’t like this one. HonkeyBra (1270), Lemont, Illinois, USA Apr 3, 2008 Bottle. Pale golden color, thin white head, some lacing. Lemon and grass in the aroma, the flavor is citrusy and sweet with a great dry finish. The mouthfeel is maybe a tad thin, but not for a summer beer, and well-carbonated, refreshing. Overall, I’d say this beer tastes like summer, if that makes sense, and would be great on a hot summer day. By all means, a great session beer while watching a baseball game or grilling. mixinnixon2000 (227), Chicago, Illinois, USA Mar 25, 2008 Bottle. some fruit flavors. not a very good aftertaste. golden color with small white head. wyzzywyz22 (754), Wirral, Merseyside, England Mar 23, 2008 Bottle poured light golden, with thin white head. Some citrus fruit and vague hopiness in the aroma. Flavour not too awful but aftertaste dishwateresque. Expected a lot better. Insipid and very disappointing. Would not try again during any season. imdownthepub (5089), Banbury, Oxfordshire, England Mar 16, 2008 Bottled, 355ml, from Westholme Stores, Goring on Thames, Oxon. Yellow gold with slight head. How dissapointing is this? Meek, malty and largely flavour free, now I know that Kolsch’s are hardly the most flavour full beers but this doesn’t even touch most Kolsch’s. Some lemon / vanilla, verging on the level of poor. Oh Dear.
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