Hazy straw body topped by a minimal white head. Aroma is medium sweet, floral/orange. Taste is medium sweet, floral/orange. Light-medium body with light crispness.

Pint at Selins Grove. Lightly hazy golden yellow colored body, with around 10-15% opacity. Clean, hoppy, snappy and dry nose. Some grassiness tasted, some hay and crisp pilsner malt and a really nice fresh and crisp saaz-like bite. One of the best pilsners I’ve had in a while.

The first of a series of good brews by this brewpub couple. Fruity aroma. Light yellow with lace. Above average crabonation, malty at first and then the hops are tasted. Drying aftertaste.Fresh.

Draft, Selin’s Grove Brewing Co. Pours a clear, yellowish-golden color; off-white head with fine-bubbled lacing. Good show of citrus and mineral hops in the aroma. This is one hoppy pilsener: tons of mineral and citrus (maybe even a hint of pine) hops upfront, with a crisp biscuit / sugary malt profile behind; a pleasant jolt of bitterness throughout. Citrus and mineral finish.

On tap at brewpub. Pours a light gold with fine bubbled white head, lots of carbonation rising. Clean and crisp hop aroma with some light crystal malt notes, and a little grainy. Spicy hop flavor but a little off in the finish. Palate is thin and light bodied with moderate carbonation, but to style I suppose. Overall nothing great, my least favorite beer from them.