UPDATED: JUL 14, 2021 16oz can pours a clear gold with some frothy white head. Nose has grist and flowers, grains, corn. Flavors of grains and grist and some yeast, flowers, lemon. Dry finish, oily. Super easy drinker with character.

UPDATED: DEC 5, 2019 Very good one for a can. Prefer it for the style given. Also for a can as well.

UPDATED: SEP 28, 2019 From the 16 oz. can purchased at the Packie The appearance is an unfiltered, slightly cloudy looking straw yellow with smooth bubbling carbonation going upward to a small lingering white foamy head. The nose on this one is grainy, bready, crusty, and crackery malt characters with a hint of lemon and grassy hops. It is sweet and grainy at first but there is this oily kind of hop finish that lingers for a short while. Still mildly bitter and generally a likable beer.

UPDATED: SEP 17, 2019 16oz can. Almost clear golden yellow, effervescent bubbles and a thick frothy white head. Flavors are bread, hay, spices and grass with fruity and mineral notes. Light to medium body, good to lively carbonation, slick texture.

UPDATED: JUL 5, 2019 Pours hazy bright golden with a three finger, white head. Aroma is caramel, rich Saaz hops and citrus. Taste is rich caramel and plum, moving to lemon, pepper and light hop backbone. Finish is pepper, hops and caramel. As good as it gets for pilsners.

UPDATED: FEB 24, 2019 Ar: Chalk and lean moss; dry, dusty, grassy malt, with a hint of cumin. Ap: Golden and hazy; big white head with excellent retention, settling into a crown of airy, glossy foam with chunks of lacing along the glass sides. T: Chalk and lean malt; moss, lemon, and cumin; a bit of blueberry; bitterness is high and elegant, with moss, lemon, and more chalk; finish is clean, mineral bitters and clean, grainy, lean malt. O: Medium-light body with high carbonation; dry finish. O: Flavors spot on for the style--bitter, mineral-laden, and cleanly malty; powerful and flavorful yet quaffable and clean.

UPDATED: JAN 29, 2019 Pours slightly hazed gold into an English pint. Bright white head with excellent retention recedes to skim surface. Cracked malt and bread aromas. Crisp with fruity hay and bread upfront turning to bitter earth in the lasting finish.

UPDATED: JAN 16, 2019 Can. Crystal clear appearance. Aroma is yeast, mild florals, crackers. The backbone is cracker malt and a slight wheaty character. A little bit of black pepper and a light bitter herbal hop. Ends clean. In the style of pilsners, this is about as good as it gets.

UPDATED: JAN 13, 2019 Can from The Packie Slightly hazy light golden in color with a bubbly white head that persists. Bready crackery maltiness with a touch of apple. Spicy earthy floral hops counter well.

UPDATED: JAN 12, 2019 Apparence : Jaune, semi-trouble, beau col blanc, bonne rétention laissant une belle dentelle épaisse, carbonatation active.
Nez : Malt de céréales, grains, notes herbacées, odeurs franches.
Goût : Malt sur les grains, rustique, touche de pain baguette, transition vers les houblon herbacé et quelque peu épicé, amertume moyenne. Sèche.
Sensation : Mince, mais ayant tout de même une belle présence en bouche, effervescence moyenne, bonne longueur du houblon.
Bref : Je ne vois pas de défaut dans cette Pilsner allemande : le malt sur le grain, le houblon surtout herbacé, la transition laissant une sécheresse en bouche. Sûrement la meilleure représentation 'allemande' qu'il m'a été donné de goûter.