A basic Pilsner, but that is no bad thing. On the nose is smells like what it is, like dipping your nose into a bag of Pilsner malt. Tettnang and Hallertau Blanc, so best suited to the lower end of bitterness for this beer style. As a Saaz fan for this style - I still found this decent. 4.5% ABV - it’s at the mid point and offers a decent body which does thin out to the expected dryness - it is a lager after all. Decent enough - would buy from the tap - but I wouldn’t session on it if I am honest.

Clean, crisp and refreshing. Decent enough Pilsner.

Has a zesty lemon kick upfront which then fizzes away with the burst of carbonation which leaves the deep bitterness back end with grassy stinging nettle kick in flavour. It's packed full of flavour and not a bad craft version of a pils