New Holland Lucid Kolsch

Bottle from 46er3498. Thanks man! Pours a light gold/yellow with a thin head. Aroma is light and fruity with grass and lemon hop presence. Bread, light sweet fruit, and honey followed by a clean hoppy crispness.

12 oz. White-gold, clear body with a small but lasting meringue cap. Clean spicy grass, peach, honeycomb, citrus and dry grain aroma. Flavor is grain with light fruit and honey on front; with the spicy grass and citrus coming in later to balance. Light body is a little too frothy for my tastes, but is refreshing as described. Has a bit of a tongue tingle and finishes crisp.

Bottle. Crisp and sweet. Light on the palate. Nicely carbonated. All in all, a refreshing summer beer. The pour was mostly clear, dark yellow with a diminishing white head. Light aroma of peach and pear with hints of grass and honey. The flavor is moderately sweet and lightly bitter. Light acidity. Light to medium body with a watery texture and lively carbonation. Fewer hop and malt notes than in other Kolsches, but it was an easy drinking beer.

Pours a clear pale with a smallish white head. Aroma is medium sweet, grass, pear, nectarine and light floral. Flavor is fruity, grass, honey, bread and some earthy bitterness. Light to medium body, thin texture. Somewhat long bitter finish.

Columbia, SC - Total Wines - 12 oz bottle. Slightly murky and thick pour with a light but clingy white. head. earthy aroma with hints of topsoil with hints of honey in the back end. Flavor has some buttery notes, earthiness, a hoppy bite with some pear notes to round it out. Mouthfeel is clean and crisp. A good summer refresher.