UPDATED: JUN 23, 2020 Rafraîchissante, belle finale. Le goût est léger mais elle doit être consommée plus froide que tiède. Pas trop pétillante. Désaltérante. Bel exemple de ce style

UPDATED: MAY 8, 2019 Crystal clear yellow color with steady carbonation that allows the rentention of a nice white head. The aroma is hay and grain with a sweet corn note. Ok pils.

Can't put my finger on it as I had a Pil tonite. You have to slam it back. If you nurse it and go around the 15 minute mark with it, it starts to go flat. Plus colder the better.

For a cheaper Pilsner in bottles or tall boys I find this beer really good for it's price range compared to other major Pilsners around it's price range. The bottle logo is awesome, the beer is refreshing. For a cheap beer it's not bad at all.

I'm also rating this in terms of it's "cheap beer" status. Is it actually a 5 out of 5? Nope, maybe a 3.5, but as far as affordable lagers go, this is by far my favourite and in my opinion deserves a higher score.

UPDATED: JUL 17, 2018 This beer is great. Im trying to boost the rating. You guys are rating it all wrong. Its a damn good $2 tallboy when compared to others.

Can. Pours clear pale golden with small white head. Average carbonation. Sweetish malt and light hops. Bitter finish. Average pils.

A super can from 8th St. Liquor store in New Westminster. A very pale beer with generous white head and a faintly sweet malty nose. Very lightly hopped and malted, but not overly sweet. It calls itself a pilsner, but RB lists it as a pale lager, which really it is. It does not have the bright crispness of a Czech pils. I give it 2.3

Goes great with palm bays (palm breezys) keg stands, douchy pool parties and dumping your girlfriend over txt because she's taking time away from "da boiz"

Pale yellow pour, fairly large head that disappeared fast. Grassy and grainy aroma and taste, corn, light hopping detected. Easy drinking, if nothing else.