Man, I must have had a good batch of this or something - clear golden beer with a large, soapy head - inviting aroma of peppery hops, herbal character, and a soft, underlying sweetness - really well-balanced and refreshing, starting with a moderate honey sweetness, followed by a drying floral flavor, and ending with crisp, grassy hops - a great beer with food - one of my favorites here.

clean gold color with minimal white head. Lemony nose with a similar lemon flavor in a distinctly kolsh body. Somehow the lemon in here doesn’t remind me so much of the fruit but of Earl Grey White-tip tea.

Cold, clear pale yellow and transparent in appearance. Aroma is lightly brad-laden, crisp lemons and overall refreshing. Much more flavorful and vivacious on the palate than expected. Crisp pils malt and nearly sugared sourdough bread, with a musky nature yet clean. Yeasty finish. Very well done for the pale lager style.

On tap at Titletown. Poured a clear bright golden with just a dusting of white head. The aroma picked up an interesting array of bready malts, honey, and floral with more honey emphasis as it warmed up. Flavor found sweet honey and a pinch of vegetal malts at the base.. floral bitterness surrounded and accented well.. some apples and other light fruits as it further warmed. Light-bodied and crisp on the palate with some tacky sweetness at the finish. OK.

On tap. Light yellow color with slight yellow haze. Aroma is of a slight graasiness and maybe some light citrus. Taste is roasted grain, light floral hops and mild citrus. High carbonation and easy drinking but not avery exciting beer.