First sip is floral, but that is tempered enough by the citrus (or maybe apple) combined with the very mild malt. If there are hops hiding in there, they are more successful at hiding than I am at searching for them. The whole drink is very crisp, as you would expect a summer lager to be. A bigger swig should reveal the true character. No, I'm going to try something different this time.
I have some fairly tasty beef jerky here, and I'm going to try the beer with the jerky. Why? It's my blog - stop asking invasive questions. Okay, with the slightly spicy, very salty jerky having significantly impacted my buds, I try the beer again. It doesn't stand up to the taste of the food, but few beverages could. It does manage to compliment the food pretty well. I could see sitting on the deck, drinking this beer and chomping on some chips while chatting with friends.
It's not the greatest summer lager I've had, but it's not a bad beer at all.
3.0/5