UPDATED: DEC 28, 2021 A very solid pilsner. Mild and very light on the tongue. Body is earthy, some grassy hops and a faint citrus finish. Can from Beertopia in 2021.

UPDATED: NOV 26, 2021 Pours a glass full of foam. This is the foamiest beer I have ever had. Nothing had been done to the can. It wasn’t shaken or dropped. Had to wait for the crazy foam to die down to view the light yellow has. Piney, fruity, and quite dry. The drinkability of this is through the freaking roof!

UPDATED: NOV 21, 2021 Pour from can is hazy yellow straw with little white head. Dry, light bodied, crisp, grassy mild hops.

UPDATED: MAR 16, 2021 35,5 cl. can at home. Bought at Kihoskh. High creamy lasting white head. Hazy pale yellow body. Mild dusty straw malt aroma and flavor with a fair amount of hops bitterness, low carbonation and a long dry finish.

UPDATED: FEB 28, 2021 Can. Unclear golden, whitish head. Grainy aroma, some hay too. Crisp and refreshing. Dry mouthfeel. Mild grassy bitterness and grainy taste. Good drinkability.

UPDATED: DEC 10, 2020 Copenhagen 10/12 2020. 35,5 cl can from Mikkeller web-shop. Drawing of big boilers with mountain landscape in the background on the can. Pours unclear, pale yellow with a fairly big, fluffy white head. Settles as 0,5 cm thick layer of foam covering the surface of the beer. Substantial lacing. Aroma is medium intense with a light malty, sweet odor mingling with stronger citric fumes. Sweet pale malts, citrus and lemon, grass. A bit floral and perfumed. Light carbonation. Slightly thick, soft, smooth, lightly tingling texture. Flavor is medium intense with a light sweetness followed by a stronger, citric bitterness. Aftertaste is bitter and lingers for a bit. Finish is dry. Nice pilsener with a subtle citric streak.

UPDATED: OCT 13, 2020 Fairly clear pale. Big foamy head. Can from saint pete total wine and more. Smell is a little bit of grapefruit. Taste is pilsner like. Just a little of that pilsner bite. In the middle it comes across rather civilized and drinkable. Not bad overall, good example of a domestic pilsner.

UPDATED: AUG 22, 2020 It pours light gold and has excellent clarity. It has a white head with very good head retention. It has strong floral notes with a low citrus quality and light grainy sweetness. The citrus fruits are a bit more pronounced in the flavor with the floral elements being more of a background note. It is also. somewhat bready. It has a medium light body with a crisp finish. Overall, there are some very good elements here and the citrus adds an interesting dimension to the beer.

UPDATED: AUG 2, 2020 On tap. Pours a clear yellow with a thick white head. Aroma of light fruits, bready malt, floral hops. Flavor of light fruits, toasted malt. Crisp, bready, standard pils. 6/4/7/4/14 (3.5/5)

UPDATED: JUL 26, 2020 Can. Pours lightly hazy yellow with a large, frothy white head, long retention. Moderate rich grainy sweet malt, doughy with medium spicy and earthy hops, medium-light hop bitterness, light yeastiness, and a dry finish. Medium-light body and moderate carbonation.