It's a pale lager at a restaurant chain. Surprisingly good compared to others.

Draft at BJ's Bowie. Pours clear gold with a very thin head. Tastes like dough, corn, and cracker malt. Light body and low carbonation. Smells like dough, corn, and cracker malt.

Draft BJs Boardman. Pale yellow. Mild nose. First taste is civilized and friendly. Easy bubbly fun. Very good carbonation. Well done lager. Finishes with a tad of slag. Very good overall lager experience. Pleasantly surprised, much better than expected.

Draft. Pale gold with white head. Nose was pale malt, mild hops. Crisp flavor, lighter in body, smooth, no real flaws, lighter.

Aroma: malt, floral hps Taste: sweet malt from the start is followed by citrus notes. Floral hops finish. Easy drinkable, above average pale lager

Draft. Pale gold poured with a thin white head. Light bready malt aroma. Watery taste. Not the best light beer.

Tap at Charlottesville location. Pours light golden. Taste is wet cardboard, bread, and grass. Bland but inoffensive.

Sampled on draft at the brewpub this beer poured a dark golden color with a medium sized creamy white head that faded quickly and left good lacing. The aroma was faintly tangy and sweet with a touch of sour mash. The flavor was tangy and sweet with hints of fruit and hot pepper. Medium length finish. Medium body. Meh

4-5 oz pour on draft at BJ’s (Gainesville, VA location) with a Mustang Sally yelling DCLawyer. Clear straw yellow with off-white head. Aromas of citrus, floral notes, hay. Tastes of wheat, citrus, floral notes. Medium-light body with a dry finish.

Pale straw body, minimal fizzy head that vanished completely. Minimal nose, grainy and corn-laced. Flavor isn’t much better, minimal malt, no hops, bud light clone. Light bodied and watery with fizzy carbonation. Meh, ok I guess, but not a beer geek’s dream.