UPDATED: MAY 12, 2023 Pours a clear gold with a nice white head. Minor lace. Cracker aroma. Light sweetness on the flavor. Pils yeast. Faint fruit. Lemon and stone fruit. Good Pilsner.

UPDATED: JUN 4, 2019 Pours lightly hazy golden with a two finger, white head. Aroma is caramel, light cirtus and pils hops. Taste is caramel and light plum, moving to lemon and German hops. Finish is light hoppiness. A true to form pilsner.

Can from Brewtopia. Very pale gold with lasting head and lace. Fresh grassy aroma with a touch of citrus. Light bready crackery sweetness with a hint of apricot with medium citrus and spicy bitterness in very dry but fruity finish. Very light body lively carbo. I’ve had this can for a couple of days, and until I poured it I thought it was a DIPA. I’m like, wow that is so pale. Then I looked at the can again and was bummed. Then I drank it and am well pleased. An amazing American pilsner. TOTALLY FUCKING EXCELLENT. .................... [FUCK A-B/Inbev]

12 ounce can from airforcehops. Thanks! The beer is a clear yellow with a big head of white foam. Great head retention. The aroma is a little crackery, with notes of floral herbs and bready dough. Crisp and sweet. The doughy snap at the finish is phenomenal. Lighter body and medium carbonation. Velvety mouthfeel.

12 oz. can. Canned on 4/04/17. Color is a clear gold with a small white head that leaves a lasting ring and a little bit of film. Aroma of pils malts, corn, and yeast.

Flavor of cereal, straw, crackers, and mild lager yeast hints. Light bodied with moderate carbonation and a dry mouthfeel. Clean drinking.

From the 12 fl. oz. can dated 04/04/17. Yellow, slightly unfiltered pour underneath a long lasting white foamy head. I pick up sweet toasted bread, corn syrup, something vegetable-like, and a hint of lemon. The body is better than I expected - above the medium range. Corny, toasty sweetness in the flavor with a decent bitterness ending and a dry finish. Crisp.

Can from the source. Brilliantly clear deep yellow with a decent sized bubbly white head that persists. Sweet crackery pilsner maltiness with hints of spice and flowers on the nose. Initially a hint of skunk and green apple but that dissipated almost instantly. Rich crackery toasty malt flavor with some earthy spicy citrus hops and a touch of non descript fruit. Spirited carbonation gives a sharp tingle to the mouthfeel. Medium body. That’s a pretty damn tasty lawnmower beer right there.