UPDATED: JAN 2, 2022 Clear gold with a small head and light carbonation. Syrup aroma with a medium to light body. Noticeable hop bite with every drink. Bland finish. Doesn't stand a chance against a low end European Continental pilsner. Brewed in Fort Worth by a contract brewer.

UPDATED: NOV 28, 2021 12oz can. Filtered golden tan body, steady head. Sweet, not really capturing the style well. Some corn syrup. Unimpressive.

UPDATED: NOV 27, 2021 Plechovka z american beer. Vôňa karamelova. Farba zlatista. Chuť sladkasta karamelova.

UPDATED: SEP 17, 2021 Poured from a 16 oz can into a glass. Half finger off white head. Light golden amber color. Bready smell with a hint of citrus. Nice carbonation, citrus comes through in the flavor. Overall a zesty upbeat flavor. Very drinkable.

UPDATED: AUG 21, 2021 Golde, thin head, musty, cardboard, medium bodied, mild lemon, and lite dry finish.

UPDATED: AUG 16, 2021 2 month old can A: Crystal clear brassy gold with a short, thick fast falling head. S: Light powdery scent of grainy bread, corn and herbs. T: Herbal hops are at the center with the expected corn taking over. Some light toast noticed near the bitter end. M: Light and well carbonated. Again a powdery aspect. O: No escaping the HFCS but it's not bad. I guess AALs have improved if only slightly.

UPDATED: AUG 4, 2021 24 oz. can from a random gas station in Kentucky. Pour was clear golden with a white head. Aroma of sweet grain, mild florals, corn, corn syrup. Taste was sweet, grainy, corn, cracker.

UPDATED: JUN 12, 2021 I like it. It is crisp Pilsner with decent body. The second was better then the first. I will buy again.

UPDATED: APR 24, 2021 DATE: April 23, 2021... OCCASION: enjoying another Friday after a good week of work... GLASSWARE: Paulaner pokal... pours its thick, snow-white head above a golden (hence, the name) body alive with bubbly effervescence... from a short distance, this looks like a classic import... its aroma is fresh meadow, slight herbal hints, buttery cracker, a bit of perfume, and some metallic ping as well... this sips rather thinly, though it does occupy the palate for a decent amount of time... easy drinking, pleasant and a good companion for late-night snack foods.... the Saaz is apparent, as is the flowery elements, with a light hop presence and an even lighter malt base... the cracker does give it some balance... its flavor doesn't last long, but it does leave a pleasant vibe... this works, evidence the Yuengling folks know how to do lagers.... I will definitely enjoy this as the summer months approach...

UPDATED: FEB 8, 2021 It's not the worst from a big brewery. Decent maltiness. Clean. Slightly sweet. Wish it had more hop bite like the best pils, but I don't think Yeungling is the right brewery for that.