On tap at the Rock Bottom in Boston’s Theater District. The menu said it had a nice balance of hops and berley. I guess it did, I know it was ice cold and went down nice and smooth. I liked it and would order it again.

tap @ King of Prussia. pours clear pale straw. nose of corn and wheat maltiness. light fruitiness. flavor is heavy corn/ wheat.so is finish. kinda like nati-boh, which isn’t always a bad thing.

From draught sample at Bethesda. Has a light pils aroma, with beany rubbery hops and light carbonic acidity. Really close to a Bud but more tasty than a light beer. Light yellow clear with a thin white head. Light body, watery, with light carbonation. Starts with mild pilsner malt sweetness and a little corn. Mild beany hops but overall mild. No bitterness in the finish or after. Definitely appeases traditional light beer drinkers.

On tap @ Rock Bottom Westminster poured a clear yellow with a lasting white head. Aromas of bread, yeast and a hint of citrus. Palate was light bodied and smooth. Flavors of straw, bread and a hint of citrus with a smooth clean finish.

On tap as Heartland Light in Des Moines. The body was pale yellow with a white colored head. The aroma was malty with some carrots. The taste was bitter and earthy with some corn notes. This had a light palate with a spicy finish.