@ Michigan Beerfest-on tap-pours a foamy white head and yellow color. Aroma is spice/perfume/grass, continental hops, grain/wheat. Taste is pepper/spice/perfume/grass, continental hops, grain/wheat. OK effervescence.

Well, I basically bought this solely on the name, and brand, as I’ve had a number of good brews from New Holland, but this was less than impressive. The best way to describe this beer is a glorified Budwieser. It’s skunky, and has a lot of malty and yeasty notes. I guess if you like those qualities in a beer, then you would like this, but it definitly is not for me.

Bottle. Decided I wanted to chug a beer and this was my best option. This is an easy drinking kolsch. Yes, most kolsch beers are easy drinking, but some taste like ass. This one does not. Not offputting in any way, but nothing memorable to stop me from chugging it. Crisp mouthfeel.

12 oz. bottle at Flat Rock Saloon. Poured golden with skimpy white head. Herbal, slightly skunky flavor. Light, grassy flavor. Wouldn’t have purchased if I knew it was a Kolsch. Meh.

12oz bottle. Pours a hazy straw color with no head. Aroma is very light, with hints of grass, grain, citrusy hops, and a bit of malt. Taste is light and crisp, with a very earthy initial flavor of grass and grain giving way to a sweeter lingering finish of honey and hops. Little flavor to speak of, but nothing much to speak against.