Cans. Light draft. Some malty and sweet tones. Another drinking beer from carton. Preferred this to the boozier version.

At the brewery cans: pours yellow with white head. Aroma is very bready and grainy. Taste is clean and bready. Super light but not totally watery. Seems like they achieved what they set out to do.

On tap at P House, hazy golden with medium white head. Aromas and flavor of lemon, grain, honey, bread, and herbs. Light to medium body.

Hazy pale yellow with rimming white head Aroma is grainy notes of pretzel Flava is tea slight lemon notes but not tart though rich grainy Feels light crisp nice fizz Finishes grainy tangy dry

Tap at The Pony Bar, New York. Pours slightly hazy gold with an average sized white head Aroma of grain, light citrus, malt and yeast. Medium sweetness, light bitterness. Medium body, slight oily texture, soft carbonation. At 3% not bad.

Draft at Blend in Hamilton,NJ. Pale yellow witch a small creamy white head. Light grainy malt nose. Tart dry malt flavor. Crisp grassy hop middle. Brief dry finish.

On tap at Underground. Pours a fairly clear gold with a medium sized white head that falls steadily leaving a light lacing around the edges. Soft corn and a touch of fruity yeast on the nose. Medium bodied, light sweetness, a touch of fruity grain. Crisp and clean, not much going on, but I gather that’s kind of the point here. Easy drinking.

Can - pours golden white head - nose and taste of cream malt, light lemon, light grain and light miso - lighter bodied