Goose Island Summertime

12 oz. bottle (2009) in a makeshift Kolsch glass; slightly hazy golden w/ an initially brimming white head that steadily devolved into some insipid bubbles; aroma is pretty empty, barring a slightly sweet maltiness; flavor is again nothing special, w/ some cereal and mild hops; quickly fades into a clean, dry finish; not as refreshing as they say and eminently forgettable.

Mild -sessionable - refreshing.
Diminishing white head, spare lacing. Sunflower yellow clear brew. Nose is bread, a little metal, sweet. Average malt presence with hints of cereal and grain. Grassy, earthy light hops support. Light body, thin texture.
Not bad, but I doubt I’d ever purchase a six pack.

Pale gold with a thin white head. Aroma is light sweet grainy malt and grassy/straw hop. Earthy slightly sweet malt flavour, with a tangy grassy hop balance.

Bottle. Pours a golden body with a thin white lacing. Sweet citrus and wheat, cereal notes and a light bread y and spiced infusion. Thin and dry. Not a bad summer brew but nothing to write home about.

Pours a cloudy golden color with a fluffy head. Pleasant aroma, light flavor with a little bite. A nice drinkable summer beer.

Tap, bar, Chicago. Golden colour, white head. Aroma is grassy and earthy. Flavour of caramel malts, grassy hops. Slightly dry finish. Above average Kolsch.

Bottle. Pours a yellow gold color with a white fluffy head. Fruity and light aroma, and the taste follows. A with a nice hoppy, wheat bite. A medium bodied, light malt balance.

Poured cloudy yellow. Light fruity aroma. Light flavor with touches of malt and floral hops. Very subtle. Drinkable summer beer, but nothing stands out.