Yellow pour with thin head. Bready hop aromas and semi carbonated taste. Not bad for the price, but nothing to write home about.

<i>From a 12oz Bottle.</i> Slightly hazy, straw gold colored pour with a thin layer of wispy white head. Fresh, herbal hop aromas with a bready pilsner malt base. Moderate level hop aroma, but exceptionally clean and fresh. Medium light bodied, moderately carbonated mouthfeel with a soft texture. Clean, bready malt flavors up front on the palate. A bit soft in terms of mouthfeel; it lacks some of the crispness and mineral characters more trademark of a good German pils. Floral hop flavors come out mid-palate before finishing with a mild hop bitterness. Again, the hop flavors are clean and tasty, but lack much assertiveness in terms of bitterness.

Sharp fresh bite - like what I expect from a pilsner, except way over the top&#033; Almost too bitter in my mind for the style. Very refreshing and would be amazing with spicy food. Golden in color, thin white head, lots of lacing. Aroma is sweet, grainy, and earthy.

12 oz. bottle from Trader Joes in Glen Allen, VA. Pours orange with a very slight haze. One finger head gives way quickly. Aroma is very grassy with a bit of skunk. Taste is grass, grain, skunk and a bitter finish that does not live up to the name. As esjaygee says, yes, this this is very astringent.... almost hot. What were they thinking here?

Golden yellow with a medium white head. Aroma of skunk, sweet perfumed malts and grassy hops. Taste of light caramel, sweet malt and grassy hops. Mega astringent body with a chewy talcy finish – sucks the life right off my tongue. A fest is fun. Hops are fun. One would thing when you put them together fun would ensue. Yuck.